Everything we're working on

In late August 2026 heavy rain flooded large parts of Nepal, taking houses, roads and power lines, and in some places taking people. Global Sikhs sent teams to search for people who were missing and to reach the districts the floods had cut off.

Floods across Upper Assam forced more than 3.32 lakh people from their homes in the last week of July 2026. Global Sikhs teams reached Sivasagar on 28 July with drinking water and langar, and went on to build shelters for the families who lost their homes.

Global Sikhs sponsor children's education across rural India: tuition, books, and uniforms paid in full. Patrons follow each child's progress through grades, school reports, and stories. Not charity. A long-term commitment to one young person's future.

Pehchaan is a menstrual health and hygiene programme that Global Sikhs runs with the Centre for Women's Studies at Punjabi University, Patiala. Volunteers hold sessions for women in villages across Punjab and for students in schools and colleges, then give each person sanitary pads and record who received them.

Groundwater in Punjab's Malwa and border belt carries uranium, fluoride and dissolved solids far above safe limits, and it is still what many villages drink. Global Sikhs builds community-run reverse osmosis plants in the worst-affected villages, starting in the Fazilka border belt.

When the 2025 monsoon floods swept through Punjab, Global Sikhs reached 25 villages in the first days and stayed for the rebuilding.