Muthoot Finance Announces INR 25 Lakh Emergency Relief Assistance for 5,000 Flood-Affected Families in Kerala

Kochi, Aug 11: Muthoot Finance, India’s largest gold loan NBFC, has announced emergency relief assistance of 25 lakh to support around 5,000 families affected by heavy rains and flooding in Kottayam and Pathanamthitta districts of Kerala. As part of the Company’s CSR initiative, the assistance will provide essential groceries and hygiene supplies to families facing distress and support them as they begin the process of returning to normalcy.

In the first phase of the initiative, 500 emergency relief kits have been distributed across severely affected areas of Kottayam district, including Kumarakom, Illikkal, Chengalam, Puthuppally and Changanassery. A further 4,500 kits will be distributed across affected areas in Pathanamthitta, including Aranmula, Kozhencherry, Thiruvalla, Ranni and Konni.

The relief kits contain essential hygiene supplies and emergency groceries and are being distributed to families staying in relief camps and temporary shelters, as well as those returning home from the camps. The distribution is being carried out in collaboration with district administrations and local self-governing bodies.

George M George, Deputy Managing Director, Muthoot Group, said, “The floods have caused immense hardship for families across the affected parts of Kerala, and during such difficult times, supporting those in need is a collective responsibility. Through this relief initiative, we aim to provide immediate assistance to families as they begin the process of rebuilding their lives and returning to normalcy. The Muthoot Group remains committed to extending all possible support towards relief and rehabilitation efforts in Kerala, just as we continue to stand with communities affected by natural calamities across the country.” 

The Muthoot Group is also extending support to floodaffected communities in Assam as part of its relief efforts. The Group remains committed to supporting communities during times of crisis and contributing to relief and rehabilitation efforts.

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