Authorities in Bangladesh
Evacuated hundreds of thousands on Monday — including 32,000 Rohingya Refugees — before Cyclone Sitrang crossed the Bangladesh coast near Barisal.
Homes, crops, roads, and power links have been severely damaged.
More than 7,000 cyclone shelters have been set up to accommodate three million people.
MAUSA is stepping in to do whatever possible to assist families affected by the flooding and cyclone.
Our team is currently on the ground with local partners to provide emergency food and non-food items to those in greatest need, including those in refugee camps.
Men, women, and children in Somalia are dying — they need our urgent support.
3.5 million people are experiencing food insecurity.
The lack of rainfall and extremely high temperatures have destroyed crops and livestock, with local farming communities left without an income or food supply.
Somalia is one of the world’s most poverty-stricken nations, and only 42% of estimated cases of TB are detected. This leaves a huge number of TB cases in the community undetected and untreated, enabling further transmissions.
This is an emergency situation — your support can save lives in Somalia.
Your donations will also provide 800 families with:
- Rice 100Kg
- Flour 100Kg
- Sugar 50 Kg
- Oil 10 Liters
- Milk for children 10 Kg
Non-food items:
- Blankets 2
- Sleep mats 2
- Mosquito nets 2
- Jerry cans ( collapsible)
- Bar soap 2
- Buckets 2
- Facemasks (PPE) 5
With a donation of just $65, families will receive
