Your donation will help Oxfam India provide

  • Emergency Shelter Kits and Food Supplies containing tarpaulin, groundsheets, solar lantern, smokeless stove, water filters, mosquito nets, and dry rations for each household.
  • Emergency Hygiene Kits containing chlorine tablets, soaps, ORS, Savlon, toothbrushes, toothpaste, comb, buckets, and mugs.
  • Access to safe, clean drinking water by installing water filters at relief camps and other important places, and restoration of damaged water points.
  • Access to safe sanitation by installing temporary toilets at relief camps, and other important places.
  • Long-term recovery, rehabilitation, and livelihood support to families who have lost their only source of income.

how donors like you brought change

In 2020-21 Oxfam India reached out to 24.32 lakh people

Your donation will help Oxfam India support the worst affected

Oxfam in India has been at the forefront of responding to natural and man-made disasters since 1951. Oxfam first came to India to respond to Bihar famine.

Oxfam India has a long and well recognised record of humanitarian relief in times of crisis. In the last ten years, Oxfam India has responded to disasters in Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Kerala, Kashmir, Manipur, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, and Odisha. We have also provided aid to Internally Displaced Persons during Kargil War, Muzaffarnagar riots, and Kokrajhar violence.

Oxfam India provides life-saving support to disaster-hit people. This includes shelter, food, water and sanitation. Once the disaster passes, Oxfam India supports people rebuild their lives and prepare better for any future disaster.

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Disclaimer: Please note that the donation products mentioned are to illustrate activities and the change that your donation can make to the lives of marginalised and vulnerable people. Oxfam India, based on the need on the ground, will allocate resources to areas that need funds the most.