What we do

Improving access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene for vulnerable communities across displacement-affected and drought-prone areas.

Community-based health services, screening, and referrals so vulnerable families—especially women and young children—can access timely care in hard-to-reach locations.

Preventing and treating acute malnutrition while building caregiver skills for early detection and improved infant and young child feeding.

Emergency shelter materials and essential non-food items that restore protection from weather, improve privacy, and support dignity after displacement.

Keeping children and youth learning through formal support, non-formal pathways, and emergency-adapted approaches where insecurity or displacement interrupts schooling.

Safety, dignity, and rights-sensitive support—including awareness, psychosocial first aid orientation, referral facilitation, and advocacy—for people at heightened risk.