To provide rapid, effective humanitarian response during disasters and emergencies, and to support communities as they recover and rebuild with resilience.
Who we serve
- People affected by floods, earthquakes, cyclones, droughts and other disasters
- Displaced families
- Communities facing food insecurity in a crisis
- Especially vulnerable groups: elderly, disabled, women and children
What we do
Emergency response
- Rapid needs assessment
- Emergency shelter, safe water, sanitation and hygiene
- Food, blankets, clothing and cooking utensils
- First aid and trauma counselling
Health and psychosocial care
- Emergency medical camps
- Vaccination and disease prevention
- Mental-health and psychosocial support
Recovery and rehabilitation
- Temporary livelihood and cash support
- Restoring basic services and rebuilding homes
- Community training to reduce future disaster risk
Preparedness
- Community disaster-management planning
- Early-warning support and drills
- Safer shelters and water systems
What we are working toward
- Fewer lives lost and illnesses during disasters
- Faster restoration of services and livelihoods
- More prepared, resilient communities
- Lessons documented so every response improves
Our planning targets: respond within 48 hours of an emergency and reach 100,000+ affected people over time.
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