Tuberculosis (TB) remains a major health concern in India, claiming many lives each year. While the government provides free medication and treatment for TB patients, their recovery journey doesn't end with medicines alone. Proper nutrition, especially protein-rich food, is crucial for their complete recovery. Over the next six months, TB patients require a balanced and nourishing diet to regain their health fully. Insufficient protein intake can lead to relapse, jeopardizing their progress towards recovery.

Your Support Matters:
Be a lifeline for TB patients and their families by supporting this noble cause. Your donation can make a significant difference in the lives of those fighting against TB. By adopting a family of a TB patient, you provide them with essential groceries like cereals, pulses, and other nutritious items, helping them maintain a balanced diet during their treatment period.

Fueling Recovery and Hope:
Nutritious food is the fuel that powers their recovery and rekindles hope in the hearts of TB patients. Your generosity ensures that they have the strength and immunity to combat the disease effectively. With proper nutrition, they can regain their health faster and reduce the chances of relapse, moving towards a healthier and happier life.

Flexible Donation Options:
We understand that every contribution counts, and every bit of support matters. You have the flexibility to donate Rs 600 for one month or in multiples of that, allowing you to extend your kindness to one or more families of TB patients for one or more months. Your donation creates a positive impact, directly touching the lives of those in need.

Together, Let's Eradicate TB and Build a Healthier India:
By supporting this project, you become a part of the solution to combat TB and its devastating effects. Let's come together and stand beside TB patients and their families, offering them the sustenance they require to overcome this health challenge and embrace a brighter future.

Donate now and be a source of strength and hope for TB patients and their loved ones.