In many low-income communities, when illness strikes or an accident occurs, there’s no siren, no emergency number that actually responds, and no vehicle ready to rush someone to safety. For families who live on daily wages or in roadside settlements, the cost of calling a private ambulance can be the cost of groceries for a week — or more. That’s why most silently wait, delay treatment, or pray the situation doesn’t get worse. But too often, it does. Relief Helping Hands Foundation’s जीवन रक्षक सेवा अभियान was born from that urgency. We provide free, on-call ambulance services for people who otherwise have no access to timely medical transport. Whether it’s an elderly man with chest pain, a pregnant woman in a labour crisis, or a homeless individual needing urgent care — our ambulance becomes their only chance. Our service is not limited by area or background. If someone is in need and we can reach them, we move. With trained drivers, basic life support equipment, and dedicated coordinators, our ambulance isn’t just a vehicle — it’s a commitment to show up when no one else does.