About us
When the water rises, we're already loading the boats.
Rahat began during the 2014 Assam floods, when a group of volunteers in Guwahati packed food kits in a borrowed godown (sample story). They've responded to every major flood since.
Today we keep pre-packed stocks in two warehouses, train village task forces, and stay to help families rebuild.
What guides us
Speed with care
Fast, but never at the cost of dignity or fairness.
Local first
Buy locally, hire locally, work with local government.
Women decide
Women's groups help decide who receives what.
Every rupee traced
Kit counts, receipts and photos for every distribution.
The people behind the work
Bhaskar Bora
Founder and CEO
20 years in humanitarian response (sample)
Priyanka Das
Head of operations
Runs warehouses and logistics
Sanjay Mohanty
Preparedness lead
Trains village task forces in Odisha
Anu Thomas
Recovery programmes
Leads the Wayanad rebuilding
Registration and accounts
We publish audited accounts every year. Ask us for any report and we'll send it within two working days.
- Annual report and audited accounts 2025–26 (sample)Request a copy
- Annual report and audited accounts 2024–25 (sample)Request a copy
- Annual report and audited accounts 2023–24 (sample)Request a copy
- Registered as
- Section 8 company, CIN U00000AS2014NPL000000 (sample)
- 12A
- AAACR0000R/12A (sample)
- 80G
- AAACR0000RF20250 (sample)
- FCRA
- 000000000 (sample)
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In their words
Their boat reached our village on the second day. The food kit lasted us until the water went down.
Rupjyoti Pegu, Dhemaji (sample)
The task force training meant we evacuated everyone before the cyclone made landfall.
Sarpanch, a coastal village in Kendrapara (sample)
Clear reports with photos, receipts and kit counts. We fund them every monsoon.
Foundation partner, Mumbai (sample)
A food kit feeds a family for two weeks.
Send kits to the Assam floods appeal, or support recovery and preparedness.