Begum Bibi, one of the beneficiaries of Procheshta, is a widow living with her 10 year old son. She currently works as a domestic help. During the flood, the part of her house got destroyed. As a single mother, it is hazardous for her to continue living there; they could be affected by heinous crimes or wild animal attacks. Through Procheshta, she was given tin and bamboo to reconstruct her home, and a goat (which is also expecting and ready to give birth). She will be selling goat milk and the goats once eligible, which will be her income.

Phase II of Project Procheshta has begun, alhamdulillah. As we have been mentioning since the beginning, the work is far from over. The aftermath of the flood is not pretty, and that’s when we all should step in. During Phase II, we will focus on providing house repairing materials, one bundle of tin and wood/bamboo. The cost for one bundle bamboo/wood and Tin will be around 50 pounds. We urge all of our generous supporters to share this post and donate for this cause!

2nd July 2022 Phase 1 of Procheshta continues in Sylhet. The trans community of Sylhet has been severely overlooked during this flooding disaster. When we interacted with them, they stated how this is the first help they have received from all the relief that has been going towards Sylhet, when in fact their houses are submerged under water too. Procheshta was launched to help everyone, regardless of their class, gender and age. Please step up and support our project to ensure aid reaches to everyone.