For years, we have quietly and personally supported widows, orphans, and struggling families—those often overlooked by formal systems. We focused on a very real, urgent, and basic human need: food. In remote and rural parts of Gujarat and West Bengal, many households suffer silently from chronic food insecurity. Widowed women, elderly without support, and orphaned children often go days without proper meals, especially in times of crisis. No one else steps in. That’s where we did. Through personal efforts, we began distributing food kits, cooked meals, and essential
groceries to over 100+ families in need—quietly, consistently, and without seeking recognition. It was never charity; it was duty. Now, we are taking the next step: the formation of the Atiya Help Foundation.