SUN Foundation’s “Covid Crisis Campaign 4 Change” (SF 3C4C) INITIATIVE
The covid-19 crisis and the resulting lockdown has disrupted our way of life, in every aspect. The SF 3C4C initiative has a five-fold objective.
#1. ENABLE CONTINUITY OF EDUCATION
Can’t join online classes during the lockdown because you don’t have a smartphone, laptop or tablet? To request for e-learning devices click here. Read More on why we are doing this.
Leading national media has covered the campaign. Read More
#2. SUPPORT GOVT FOOD RELIEF PROGRAM
Request food/dry ration. Click here to make a request.
#3. REDUCE YOUTH ANXIETY
Lockdown getting you down? Feeling anxious, low and want support in dealing with pandemic? To participate in and view the Covid Climate Chat series every Sunday, click here.
#4. MAKE A COMMITMENT FOR A SAFER FUTURE
Want to do your bit to ensure a safer future for yourself and everyone else? To take a pledge and commit towards doing your part for a safer future, click here. You will receive a digital certificate which you can share to motivate others!
#5. BROADEN YOUR KNOWLEDGE & EXPLORE THE WORLD, REMOTELY
Don’t be discouraged by the pandemic and lockdown to learn more and continue building your knowledge. To access learning resources and a digital library, click here.
DONATE FOR SF3C4C INITIATIVE
Click here to donate for the SF3C4C initiative.
SF 3C4C: A Call to Action for Enabling E-Learning
Here is SF's call to action to ensure continuity of education during the lockdown through enabling e-learning as part of the SF 3C4C initiative-
SF 3C4C: Glimpses from Food Ration Distribution Drives
Here are some glimpses and observations from the SF food ration distribution drives for the SF 3C4C initiative-
SF 3C4C: Covid, We Will, We Will, Get You!
Here is our 'covid-19' take on a classic rock anthem to thank our government and front-line workers, and motivate the youth to do their bit for a safer future. Watch, enjoy, share!
GLIMPSES OF THE FOOD RATION DISTRIBUTION DRIVES AS PART OF THE SF 3C4C INITIATIVE
It was heart-warming to see the smiles on the faces of those who received the food ration as part of our distribution drives. While we were glad to have distributed food packets to a plethora of people, we noticed that social distancing and hygiene measures were not being followed during these drives. Awareness of norms and protocol for ensuring safety and health need to be prioritized in order to win the battle against covid-19. Here are some glimpses from the drives
