Via contactless delivery, the charity's sevadaars (volunteers) have been able to serve hot meals to single mothers, victims of domestic abuse, elderly citizens living alone, international students, and those out of work as a result of the pandemic.
The DGSMC also said that “langar” (free food) will be provided by gurudwaras in the city, to the needy and those affected by the epidemic.
The Sikh Volunteers Australia group have rallied around those in Melbourne’s outer suburbs who are struggling to access groceries, delivering free food to people’s front doors.
Amanjeet said that their target groups are the “elderly and disabled who are unable to buy themselves meals.”
For the past three years, the group has been offering help to those in need twice a week.
The Sikh volunteer group then handed out thousands of curry and rice dishes to Victorians who were living in temporary shelters.
It Is the recommendation of the CDC and my office that if you think you have the virus, stay home!
Information and recommendations as relates to the virus so that our gurdwaras can be better prepared to handle concerns
Midland Langar Seva Society founder Randhir Singh Heer is committed to helping the homeless in the wake of the coronavirus threat
Sikhs, at individual levels, as well as workers of Khalsa Aid, rescued those caught in the violence, ferried the injured to hospitals, and helped rebuild entire businesses of people who lost their livelihood in the communal violence that marred northeast Delhi.