In response to the devastating flash floods that struck Northern Bangladesh, we have taken immediate action to provide crucial humanitarian aid to over 10,000 people.
In response to the devastating flash
floods that struck Northern Bangladesh, we have taken immediate action
to provide crucial humanitarian aid to over 10,000 people in the
hardest-hit regions of Kurigram and Sylhet. The floods, worsened
by heavy rainfall, have left thousands of families in desperate need.
Our team of local volunteers and staff quickly mobilised to distribute
emergency food packs, essential medicine, and clean drinking water to
1,000 families, with a focus on supporting vulnerable
groups like orphans, women, and people with disabilities.
Our relief packages, designed to sustain families for a full month,
included staples such as rice, lentils, and oil, along with specialized
supplies like baby food and water purification tablets to ensure access
to safe drinking water. We also provided dry
food items like flattened rice and high-protein biscuits to address
both immediate and longer-term nutritional needs. This effort builds on
our recent work in Bangladesh, including providing relief during a heat
wave and previous flood responses. By acting
swiftly, we are committed to restoring hope and dignity to those
affected by this disaster and continuing our mission to support
communities in their most vulnerable moments.
