Disaster Management
Every year, the localities under Tapattary and Srijangram blocks of Bongaigaon district face severe floods and riverbank erosion, causing widespread destruction to homes, crops, and livelihoods. These recurring natural calamities have deeply affected the lives of thousands of poor and vulnerable families living along the riverbanks.
Since its inception, the Jubayer Masud Educational & Charitable Trust (JMECT) has been actively engaged in providing timely flood relief and rehabilitation support to the affected communities. With a strong commitment to humanitarian service, the organization has consistently reached out to flood-hit families with essential relief materials such as dry food items, ration kits, drinking water, water filters, medical kits, clothes, tarpaulin sheets, and G.I. sheets for temporary shelter.
Through these continuous efforts, JMECT has so far extended relief and rehabilitation support to over 30,000 families across 36 villages under Tapattary and Srijangram blocks. The initiative not only provides immediate assistance during emergencies but also fosters a sense of hope and resilience among flood-affected communities. JMECT remains committed to continuing its flood relief and recovery interventions to ensure that no family is left behind in times of crisis.
JMECT Relief response-2022
Distributed 300 relief kit among 300 flood affected families of Bongaigaon
Distribution of Ration Kit
The Coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic spreading day by day all over the world infecting thousands of people and facing inconceivable circumstances. Thousands of human beings lost their respectful lives due to this dreadful disease . Due to covid 19 threat India is now under lockdown and has closed all non-essential businesses & services, as the government ramps up preventative measures to combat Covid-19. During lockdown and just before of lockdown large number of migrant workers returning from Kerala , Delhi, Mumbai, Delhi etc places to our project area. The said worker is most vulnerable and may be the COVID-19 outbreak has become a cause of spread the disease in our locality.
Due to present lock down situation ,migrant labour ,daily wages earner ,pety businessmen other poor section are being hit the hardest and the situation is worsening day-by-day as they are caught in a vicious cycle of no jobs, no food and no solution in the near future. With many businesses and government services closed, there is limited access to support services. Police blockades and a lack of public transport are also making it difficult for ration and essential supply . This will prevent the most vulnerable and elderly in the area from going hungry during the pandemic. Essentials commodities like ration, medicines and daily hygiene products already difficult to access, the lockdown has further reduced their ability and opportunity to procure these items.
JubayerMasud Educational & Charitable Trust (JMECT) as a social organization is always active in disaster time since 2007. In present lockdown situation the organization also come forward to provide ration among the daily wagers, homeless and other people affected by the lockdown imposed in the district of Bongaigaon in view of the coronavirus pandemic.
We distributed 2765 ration kit among the needy families during the pandemic period Specially we focused on women headed, pregnant, and lactating mothers, daily wages labour small and marginal farmers.
