Notes from a relief camp
Relief · 6 min
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Disaster Management
Responding quickly to emergencies, and ensuring the availability of exclusive facilities for rapid response to our partners.
24-48 HrsTypical response window
Related works
01Immediate relief distribution
Food, drinking water, shelter material, blankets and essential supplies moved into the affected area as access opens — carried by volunteers already living in the districts we work in.
- Food & water
- Shelter material
- Blankets
24-48 Hrs
Typical response window
Rapid
Response facilities for partners
28
States reachable
2009
Responding since
Read moreFarmers of Ganjam, 1.24 Lakh+ farmers
Success story
Integrated agriculture and organic villages turned failing plots into a stable, dignified income.
Our missions
Flood, cyclone and drought remove the things a household depends on in a single stroke — shelter, clean water, food, medicine and the income that would replace them. Our stated commitment is to respond quickly to emergencies and to ensure the availability of exclusive facilities for rapid response to our partners, so that relief moves while it still matters.
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Immediate relief — food, water, shelter material and medicine
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Medical response through the mobile health fleet already in the field
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Rehabilitation after the cameras leave, not only during
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Facilities held ready for partners who need to move at short notice
How we work
The response runs in stages, because a family needs different things in week one and month six.
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Immediate relief distribution
Food, drinking water, shelter material, blankets and essential supplies moved into the affected area as access opens — carried by volunteers already living in the districts we work in.
2Medical response
The mobile health fleet redirected into the affected area — general consultation, medicines and the laboratory that lets a waterborne outbreak be caught before it spreads.
3Rehabilitation
The long half: restoring schooling, livelihoods and water infrastructure once the emergency has passed and the attention has moved on.
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