J&K Flood Rehabilitation
LOVE CARE FOUNDATION — DISASTER RESPONSE
Jammu & Kashmir Flood Rehabilitation
Rebuilding Lives After Disaster
Love Care Foundation became the first NGO to construct 60 rehabilitation homes for flood-affected families in the villages of Panjer and Kasori, Udhampur district, Jammu & Kashmir.
60 Homes Built
First NGO to construct 60 rehabilitation homes for flood-affected families in J&K.
Panjer & Kasori
Villages in Udhampur district, Jammu & Kashmir — where families needed shelter most.
Inaugurated by Dr. Jitendra Singh
Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office inaugurated the rehabilitation project.
The Crisis
Following the devastating floods in Jammu & Kashmir, thousands of families were left without shelter and necessities.
In response, Love Care Foundation became the first NGO to construct 60 rehabilitation homes for affected families in the villages of Panjer and Kasori in Udhampur district.
The Response
The project provided safe and secure housing to families struggling to rebuild their lives after the disaster.
More than just physical structures, these homes restored dignity, stability, and hope to communities facing immense hardship.
The rehabilitation initiative was inaugurated by Dr. Jitendra Singh, Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office, and remains a significant example of LCF’s commitment to long-term disaster recovery and community resilience.
Love Care Foundation — Jammu & Kashmir Flood Rehabilitation
What These Homes Meant
More than just physical structures, these 60 homes represented a complete transformation for families who had lost everything.
Safety & Shelter
Safe and secure housing for families who lost everything in the devastating floods.
Dignity & Stability
Restored dignity and a sense of stability to communities facing immense hardship and loss.
Hope & Resilience
Gave communities hope to rebuild and the resilience to face the future with strength.