HELPING CARAMA SURVIVORS OF FLOODING DISASTER

WE WILL CONTINUE TO ADVOCATING FOR THOSE IN NEED

We Will  continue to  advocate  for those in need until they are resettled and have a shelter where they can live with their families and where they call home.

As informed you in my previous reports, some of the survivors of Carama flooding are still living in the remains and others are still living in displacement camps; today they feel like abandoned survivors, waiting for a help from people who care to make them smile again and be resettled in their own homes. Remember, during the Bujumbura flooding, one couple lost their 6 children, killed by torrential rains and over 100 people died.

The current living situation of those families continues to  become  more horrible, due to the lack of food to eat  and  shelter.  As they continue to live in the remains of the houses  destroyed by floods, they are afraid that  any time, they can fall on them and be killed.

To build one home it costs $1,489, a home that can accommodate a family of 7 to 10 people.  A home is one of the most important things which contribute to the good living and security of a human being.

As we continue to share the needs of Carama Survivors, I continue to hope and believe that donors will consider making donations to this project, so that we can help the survivors of Carama  rebuild their homes,  in their own  land and save their lives.

Until this  project is fully funded, we will be sending you regular reports about our work. You'll know what your donation has helped fund, what accomplishments we have achieved and what our current needs are.

Thank you so much for your consideration to help JRMD   make a difference in Carama survivor  community in Burundi, Africa.

Prosper Ndabishuriye

 General Coordinator and Founder

            THE SITUTATION OF THOSE WHO LOST THERE IS PAINFUL!! 

Despite the suffering situation of lack of shelter and food that the survivors of the torrential rains and landslides that destroyed hundreds of houses in Carama  and Gatumba  they  continue to hope that one day they will get a shelter where they can live in security and peace.

A home is one of the most important things which contribute to the good living of a human being. There is no safety, health and peace without a home. A home is the most intimate space we inhabit; it is the center of our daily existence, where our most significant relationships are built. To lose this place, it disturbs and affects physically and relationally. Each one of us can understand the effects of physical and relational victimization..

The current living situation of those families is becoming more horrible, due to the lack of food to eat  and  shelter.  As they continue to live in the remains of the houses  destroyed by floods, they are afraid that  any time, they can fall on them and be killed. To build one home it costs $998, a home that can accommodate a family of 7 to 10 people.

As we continue to share the needs of Carama  and Gatumba Survivors, I continue to hope and believe that donors will consider making donations to this project, so that we can help the survivors of Carama  and Gatumba rebuild their homes,  in their own  land and save their lives.

Until this  project is fully funded, we will be sending you regular reports about our work. You'll know what your donation has helped fund, what accomplishments we have achieved and what our current needs are. We won’t cease advocating for those in need until they are resettled and have a shelter where they can live with their families.

Prosper Ndabishuriye

General Coordinator and Founder