Feed the hungry was started in 2004 by the governor of Kerala Shri R L Bhatia. Over 2 million food packets have been distributed in and around Kottayam district in Kerala since the beginning of the program in 2004.
With an objective to ensure quality life for a diabetic Reach World Wide launched an initiative to promote healthy lifestyle for diabetic patients. Good control of diabetes significantly reduces the risk of developing complications and prevents complications from getting
Reach World Wide’s Housing Projects aim to provide safe and dignified homes for families living in poverty or without shelter. Through this initiative, we build and renovate houses for the homeless, widows, and underprivileged communities, ensuring they have a
Dr. Mathew Kuruvila Nursing Scholarship – Ms. Sona, a bright and determined student from a financially challenged family who lost her mother to cancer, received support through the Dr. Mathew Kuruvila Nursing Scholarship by Reach World Wide. She pursued
“What began as a small spark in the heart of our founder, Dr. Mathew Kuruvila, has now turned into a flame of hope for thousands.” In 2004, Reach World Wide began its journey with just 50 children under its
The Philanthropic movement Reach Worldwide has opened an office in Kochi. This is the first venture in Kochi. Projects such as ‘Sponsor a Child’, which provides educational assistance to underprivileged students, ‘Swapna Sundara Kerala’, an environmental cleaning project, and
Reach Worldwide is more than just an NGO; it’s a beacon of hope, a platform that embraces and addresses every need of humanity. Born in the heart of Kottayam,we envision a world where every individual’s needs are met with
We are thrilled to share a heartwarming update on our recent project in Karnataka, where Reach Worldwide is making a significant impact on the lives of those in need. Project Overview: In collaboration with our dedicated volunteers, Reach Worldwide
God is calling us to share the parents’ love to these little ones who lost their parents. Five years ago, when his mother left home for ever, leaving her three small helpless children behind, it was Gokul, the eldest
Under the roof of a small house sit a partially paralysed father, a blind mother, a school-going sister, an ailing grandma and Jyothish who is the lifeline for all of them This is Jyothish, a grade IX student living in a place
