When floods, fires and cold waves strike, AID responds fast, with assessment within 48 hours. It has carried out 12 emergency responses, providing 2,750 food packs, 160 shelter supports and warm clothing for 6,438 people. Relief covers rescue, food and cash, shelter, water and sanitation, school kits and health camps, followed by recovery and rehabilitation.
Every intervention is designed to respond to real community needs and support lasting change.
AID BD organizes health camps in underserved and disaster-affected areas to provide free medical checkups, basic treatment, medicines, and health awareness. These camps ensure quick access to essential healthcare for vulnerable communities.
The rescue support program provides immediate assistance during emergencies such as natural disasters, floods, or accidents. AID BD works to save lives, evacuate affected people, and deliver urgent relief to critical situations.
AID BD distributes warm clothes and blankets during severe winter seasons to protect poor and homeless people from cold-related risks. This initiative helps ensure safety, comfort, and dignity in harsh weather conditions.
Through the housing support program, AID BD helps rebuild or construct safe shelters for families who have lost their homes due to disasters or extreme poverty, ensuring secure and stable living conditions.
The food relief program provides emergency food assistance to families affected by poverty, disasters, or crisis situations. It ensures immediate access to essential meals and helps prevent hunger during difficult times.