URI Stories of Impact

Choti si Khushi is a community-based, volunteer-driven URI member group based in Delhi, India.

No one is born a violent extremist – they are made and fuelled. Violent extremism can manifest in connection with a range of issues including politics, religion and gender. 

A Mauritius-based URI member group is locally distributing bread, fresh vegetables, and more to vulnerable families during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Global Compassion, a URI member group in Santchou, Cameroon, prepared an activity to understand social distancing and washing hands before handling sanitary kits and food.

Susana Bello shares her experience on a group online video call during social distancing for the COVID-19 pandemic.

Society for Welfare of The Handicapped, a URI member group in North India, is distributing food to the needy during the COVID-19 crisis.

The Indlondlo Zulu Dancers have created a short video of hand-sanitizing while dancing.

Goías CC decided this week to reactivate their YouTube channel, "The Núcleo Espírita Portal da Redenção."

As the world struggles with the coronavirus pandemic, I wanted to reach out to each of you with deep gratitude for all the ways you are touching the lives of people in your communities.

The URI North India and Afghanistan region, including URI member group Love Care Foundation, successfully distributed dry rations to over 1,000 familes in the National Capital Region amidst the coronavirus scare.