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Hunger Care
There are genuinely sufficient resources in the world to ensure that
no one, nowhere, at no time, should go hungry — Ed Asner.
At We Can We Will, the Food Team - led by Mr. Virendra, Mr. Mahendra, Mr. Sunil and
Mr. Kalam - continuously strives to
provide basic nutrition to every segment of society.
Our work runs in two parts: Meals Heal, at government hospitals, and
Share a Meal, in slum communities.
We serve food at hospitals like Shatabdi and HBT Trauma Care Centre, as these
government hospitals are occupied by patients and their relatives
who find it difficult to afford food beyond what the hospital provides.
Many patients come from outskirts, and it is often
impossible for their relatives to be by their side during these
gruesome hours. Our volunteers not only
provide meals, but also spend time, offer
emotional support, and check on their well-being.
This has been our regular activity for the past 9 years and
continues with commitment and compassion.
Meals Heal
Fresh meals and fruits for patients, their families and caregivers at government hospitals.
HBT Trauma Care Centre Jogeshwari
Every day, near HBT Trauma Care Centre in Jogeshwari (E), our volunteers run a meal stall serving fresh, wholesome food. In a hospital environment where patients fight illness and families carry the weight of worry, even a simple plate of food brings comfort and dignity. We serve around 150 people every day, including patients’ relatives, attendants and hospital staff, hoping to ease their burden and add a touch of warmth to their difficult days. Since March 2026 we also distribute fresh bananas here every day, with a token system for patients’ relatives so that help reaches everyone in an orderly way.
Shatabdi Fruit & Food Distribution
Food Distribution: Every day, our volunteers serve hot meals to 250–300 people Inside Shatabdi Hospital, including patients’ families and staff. The relief on their faces reminds us of the true worth of our efforts.
Fruit Distribution: To bring comfort to patients in recovery, we also distribute fresh fruits within the hospital. Alongside nutrition, our team shares time, warmth, and hope with those fighting their ailments.
Bhagwati Hospital
WCWW regularly serves freshly prepared idlis outside Bhagwati Hospital in Borivali to patients' families, caregivers, and people in need who spend long hours without proper meals. Volunteers ensure every interaction is warm and dignified — offering not just nourishment but comfort during difficult moments. These food drives reflect WCWW's belief that small acts of kindness, like a warm meal, can provide strength and hope when it is needed the most.
Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule & M. Y. Desai Hospitals
Since June 2026, our team visits two more municipal hospitals every day - Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule Hospital, Borivali and Manohar Yashwant Desai Hospital, Malad - to distribute fresh fruits to patients and spend a few kind moments with them and their families.
Ahmedabad Hospital Outreach
Meals Heal reached Ahmedabad in March 2026, when our first drive gave fresh fruits to 350+ patients at Civil Hospital and Shardaben Hospital. Our team now visits Shardaben Hospital and Gandhinagar Civil Hospital every Wednesday to spend time with patients and their families and distribute fresh fruits.
Share a Meal
Weekly meals, rations and clothes for families in slum and underserved communities.
Gurukul
They walk a mile to get water from a well. They worry about
the costs of sending their children to school. Such is the condition of the
socially disadvantaged in our country. Our volunteers go to such locations
to help people who don’t always have enough food in the house. One such
location is Gorai Dumping Ground (Gurukul). Where there are around 20-25
families, among which reside children who need a secure childhood. We aim to
empower these people. -We educate them, provide them with good food and
present them with employement opportunities that can open doors for a
brighter future. Our volunteers know what to do. We hope to get more support
from the common public and media to drive our purpose further.
Shikshalaya
In the slum areas of Dahisar, these women working as maidservants hope to
put their kids in school and rise out of this poverty. The lockdown
situation in 2020 has exerted a setback to everything in their lives.
Our volunteers visit this location populated with kids to give
them good meals and spend some quality time with them. The volunteers teach
the kids, followed by food distribution. Their visit ends with fun
activities and Dance sessions for the kids.
This not only boosts the morales of the adults to continue with their
purpose but also helps the kids have an idyllic time. Because we know that
you can not make people learn, you can only provide the right conditions for
learning to happen.
Paathshala
We meet dozens of children at Borivali Link Road (Yogi
Nagar) who are like flowers in bloom, jewels on a branch. That is where
started our Pathshala! Our time with them made us realise the childhood
malnutrition they face. So we began an alliance to provide a whole meal to
kids at least once in a week. The area where our Pathshala is situated is
still one of the poorest in the locale where around 150 - 180 people
reside. Surely, if our team of volunteers had one job - it would be to feed
these children and educate them to write a beautiful future.
Sector 8
Amid the debris of buildings scattered in the area, the people
who stay in Kandivali Sector - 8 have survived the COVID -19 impact. The
lack of relief programmes made it difficult, none-the-less our team of
strong-willed volunteers reached out to the common public through Social
Media and gathered rations and other resources for the families staying
there. We provide them with a filling meal once in a week. We also try to
supply them with rations, clothes and other resources for survival. We hope
that with all the help society provides through us to these people, they
will, in return, contribute better to the economy.
Veer Savarkar Garden
This project started in collaboration with Mr. Mahendra Daga,
who donates food to the elderly. Our volunteers help in the distribution of
food to various locations. One such location is the Veer Savarkar Udyaan.
The area near Veer Savarkar Udyaan is a residence for migrants
and daily wage workers who have no homes to go to. Our team at We Can We
Will Foundation, started this project during the beginning of Lockdown
during COVID-19 after realizing that these workers had no means of earning.
We distributed food to all the people in that locality on a
daily basis during the lockdown period. After the lockdown was lifted, the
activity is still carried out on Saturday and Sunday. These workers are
thankful for all the help they received with food and clothes throughout the
lockdown period and the help they still continue to receive.
Gautam Nagar
Every Sunday evening in Gautam Nagar, we try to make a small difference by sharing what we have. We provide warm food, old clothes, and basic old utensils to people who truly need them. It's a simple act, but it brings comfort to many families who struggle every day. Helping others doesn't have to be big — even small steps done with love can make someone's life a little easier.
More Share a Meal Locations
Bhabrekar Nagar
Our very first location, where it all began with an idli stall. After the National Anthem, we serve around 100 people with 500 idlis every Sunday - and free idlis to BMC workers as a thank-you for their hard work.
Charkop Sector 5 (Head Office)
What began as COVID-19 relief for families in the inner parts of Kandivali Sector 5 continues as a daily meal, along with rations and clothes when they are needed.
Charkop Sector 8
Our second key location in Charkop, where regular food drives reach families facing food insecurity.
Shivaji Nagar & Poisar
Regular food drives from our food van bring nutritious meals, with dignity and care, to families in Shivaji Nagar and Poisar.
Roti Bank
Every Wednesday, with Mumbai Roti Bank, we distribute complete meals of dal, rice, bhaji and a banana to people in need.
Rise Against Hunger
Once a year, with Rise Against Hunger India, our volunteers distribute khichdi packets to around 10,000–12,000 people.
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