The District Administration, under the leadership of U.V. Jose IAS, quickly converted the Kozhikode Indoor Stadium into the center of relief operations during Kerala's devastating 2018 floods. This massive effort saw thousands of life-sustaining kits packed, loaded, and distributed to the most affected areas, including Wayanad and Malappuram. The logistical scale of the operation was immense, but through effective coordination between citizens, volunteers, local businesses, and government bodies, the aid was distributed seamlessly. Beyond material aid, the initiative also provided emotional support, offering hope and dignity to those who were affected. DCIP interns played an essential role in ensuring the smooth operation of this relief effort. Their involvement in coordinating logistics, communications, and outreach not only allowed for swift responses but also offered them invaluable lessons in crisis management, leadership, and public service.

The collaborative response from the community and the administration became a model of compassionate disaster management, demonstrating the power of collective action in overcoming adversity. Today, the legacy of this initiative continues to inspire DCIP efforts, standing as a beacon of efficiency and community-driven crisis management.