Art of Living volunteers help over 1200 Indian students at Ukraine-Poland border
India Today
The Art of Living organisation has already helped out 1200 Indian students along with 420 refugees in Poland.
The Art of Living organisation has extended their helping hand to the students and refugees in Ukraine. The organisation has already helped out 1200 Indian students along with 420 refugees in Poland. With ongoing medical supplies delivered to Ukraine, the volunteers are doing their best to provide relief to the people.
Mattresses and blankets have been arranged for the refugees in Taraska center. About 50 seva volunteers are stationed in Poland where a 24-hour hotline is being kept operational for emergencies. And that’s not all. About 40 homes are ready at the border villages to host refugees.
The Art of Living volunteers in Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine, Bulgaria, and Germany have moved into action to provide all the support to those who are fleeing Ukraine, including thousands of Indian students.
Families who left Ukraine Border are arriving at our various facilities for shelter amid #UkraineRussiaCrisis. #AOLUkraineRelief pic.twitter.com/hQsAXZDSlU
In Hungary, The Art of Living has arranged shelters for more than 150 people. More than 500 beds in Poland have been arranged. Essential supplies for families with children are also being stocked.
The organisation was established in 1981 by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and has centres in over 156 countries across the globe.
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