Support for 250 Displaced Plateau Families

Summary

This project aims to address the urgent humanitarian crisis in Plateau State, Nigeria, caused by attacks on multiple villages during the last Christmas period. Your support will provide essential relief to 250 displaced families, including food, water, tents, mosquito nets, toiletries, and pain relievers. By donating to this project, you are directly impacting the lives of those affected, helping them recover, and rebuild in the face of devastation, and supporting the growth of kids affected.

$7,500
total goal

$7,500
remaining

0
donors

0
monthly donors

11
months

Challenge

The recent Plateau State, Nigeria crisis has severely impacted Abuja communities. Attacks during the Christmas period have led to widespread destruction and a deepening humanitarian crisis. The affected communities urgently need food, shelter, medical support, and psychosocial care. No Hunger Food Bank, serving Kuchingoro, Life Camp, Wassa, and Durumi IDP Camps in Abuja, is struggling to feed an additional 250 displaced families who demand urgent need including kids and nursing mothers

Solution

The above project aims to solve the urgent humanitarian crisis in Plateau State, Nigeria, by providing essential relief to the affected communities through the efforts of No Hunger Food Bank. The project will address the immediate needs of the displaced families by providing critical support in the form of food, water, tents, mosquito nets, toiletries, and pain relievers. By supplying food and water, the project will help alleviate hunger and ensure the basic nutritional needs of the families

Long-Term Impact

By addressing the immediate needs of the affected communities through the provision of essential relief, it aims to contribute to community rebuilding, improved food security, enhanced health and well-being, psychosocial rehabilitation, strengthened community resilience, and sustainable development. The project seeks to empower the affected communities by providing the necessary support to rebuild their lives, while also fostering resilience and sustainable development for a brighter future.