Disaster
Relief
Almost half the districts in Bangladesh are being ravaged by worsening floods that are destroying crops and driving people from their homes in several impoverished regions. According to UNICEF, among the people estimated to have been affected by flooding, around 1.3 million would be children, who are the major victims of drowning. Others are affected by diarrhea, respiratory tract infection (RTI), and skin diseases
The floods wash away the few things that count as assets for some of the world’s poorest people — their farm animals, houses made of mud and tin, sacks of rice stored for the season, croplands, etc.
With the pandemic affecting the world globally, the poor continue to have challenged more than ever. People are living a very miserable life due to the acute shortage of food, pure water, and toilet facilities. Women, in particular, are facing increased difficulties. Tube wells are submerged and they are forced to drink water from the river. People are also dying from diarrhea, snakebites, and lightning. Emergency food supplies, makeshift toilets, and tube-wells in flood-hit areas are needed.
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To empower people and enable them to help themselves and their communities. Short-term help is great but long-term stability is the goal. Our projects are developed with the hope of long-term growth for communities all over Bangladesh.
