Our results have been transformative for the families we serve.  The data below is updated annually to reflect previous year results.

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46,220 families have received emergency food assistance

10,790 families have received a tin roof for their hut

41,146 latrines have been installed

2,531 tube wells have been installed benefitting 25,094 families

11,490 families received blankets

22,172 quilts have been provided

11,050 mattresses have been provided

14,418 mosquito nets have been provided

14,400 bed sheets have been provided

400 families were provided with beds

110 street children have received winter clothing, medical assistance, sports opportunities and daily nutrition

EDUCATION

97,101 children have attended our child development centers

1,245 children provided resources to continue their education

3,063 schools established

HEALTH

258,683 outpatients/inpatients and 3,096 inpatients have been treated

234,140 children have been provided with vitamins critical to their development

60,066 people have received healthcare education

29,458 pregnant women & nursing mothers received prenatal vitamins

298 birth attendants have been trained

WORK

138,657 poor families planted 2,169,747 homestead fruit & timber trees which provide food & income when grown and cultivated

61,648 families were provided chickens to raise

9,996 families have earned $992,317 as their share of roadside tree ownership

216 families established tree seedling nurseries

9,023 women have been employed in rural industries

16,305 cattle provided for rearing

15,802 goats and sheep provided for rearing

9,801 people received a rickshaw or van to provide income from transportation business

12,995 people began small businesses such as roadside markets and tailoring

4,168 were provided resources for the fishery business such as a boat and nets

2,872 people started homestead industries such as silk worm raising or tailoring

18,532 families have increased their land holdings

18,227 families began vegetable or fruit gardens

REGIONAL RESULTS

In addition to serving individual families, we have received grants for special projects that serve entire communities, as listed below.

Construction of:

2 flood protection levees

19 irrigation/drainage canals

238 kilometers of roads

9 bridges

122 culverts

672 fish ponds

12 resettlement projects giving 887 landless families permanent homes

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2,546 families & 309 institutions have benefitted from our efforts raising land above flood levels