The second wave of COVID arrived much later in the northeastern region of India, meaning it received inadequate resources than the rest of the nation, making people more exposed to the virus.

As a part of the Don Bosco Solidarity COVID-19 relief, AIDA, the partner of Don Bosco Network, distributed grocery kits to 213 households in Dimapur, Nagaland. The beneficiaries were essentially domestic workers, construction workers, and daily wage earners who lost their source of income because of the lockdown.