What we do
Relief that arrives fast, and development that stays after we leave. Each programme reports against published indicators.
Programme 1 of 6
Rapid, dignified assistance in the first hours of a crisis — food, water, shelter, cash and protection.
Our rapid response units are pre-positioned in flood and cyclone corridors. We deliver multi-purpose cash, emergency shelter kits, safe drinking water and mobile medical camps, then transition households into recovery within 90 days.
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Climate-smart farming, savings groups and skills training that move families out of dependency.
We combine agricultural extension, market linkage and village savings and loan associations so that smallholder households can absorb shocks without selling productive assets.
Explore this programmeProgramme 3 of 6
Safe water points, household latrines and hygiene behaviour change in the hardest-to-reach unions.
From deep tubewells in arsenic-affected belts to rainwater harvesting in the saline coast, our WASH work is engineered for the local water table and maintained by community committees.
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Ending child marriage, keeping girls in school, and building safe referral pathways.
Adolescent clubs, teacher training, scholarship funds and case management with local government create an environment where children are protected and heard.
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Solar irrigation, early warning systems and nature-based adaptation designed with the community.
We install solar-powered irrigation and mini-grids, restore embankments with nature-based solutions, and run community early warning networks tied to national forecasts.
Explore this programmeProgramme 6 of 6
Women-led enterprise, GBV response and inclusion of persons with disabilities across every programme.
Gender transformative approaches are embedded in all our programming, with dedicated support for women entrepreneurs, survivors of violence and people with disabilities.
Explore this programmeGlobal goals
We report against national SDG indicators so our results can be compared with, and added to, government data.
Stand with the field teams
Give once, give monthly, or give your time. Every route ends in the same place — a household that gets help before the water does.
