Savio Medeira insists to keep on giving. He has put in 17 years of uninterrupted trophy-laden service in the heart of the midfield for Goan giants Salgaocar FC; has coached the India Men’s Senior National Team to a major trophy triumph -- the 2011 SAFF Cup; and now, he is the Head of Coach Education at the All-India Football Federation (AIFF). Not to forget that he also represented the Blue Tigers at the international level in the late 90s.

The former national team assistant coach  has given The Goa Sikh Youth Community Kitchen a shot in the arm to boost their relief efforts during this pandemic. The Community has been working relentlessly to distribute over 500 free meals from the Goa Medical College (GMC) main gate and has also been delivering much-needed oxygen cylinders to over 40 locations.

Medeira has not only contributed in kind towards this community, but also offers words of encouragement to carry on serving humanity in these testing times.

“I came to know that the Sikh Youth community in Goa is giving free meals outside the medical college in Bambolim, and that they are looking for donations for groceries and other essentials so that people can continue being helped,” Madeira informed.