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In Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, training on homestead gardening along with a start up kit has boosted the nutrition of Naju’s family, and also supported them to earn an income.
Case management services through Women and Girls Safe Spaces in Bangladesh helped Salma and her family to access psychosocial support, training and new skills, improving their resilience and overall wellbeing.
Shazeda had forgotten the taste of icecream — the simple treat was an unaffordable luxury for her refugee family struggling to survive day-to-day. After attending women’s leadership training and opening a small shop, Shazeda is now a confident entrepreneur — treating herself to her first icecream in years with her earnings.
Before Disaster READY partners installed a clean water system, Julieta and her community had had enough: “It made us tired and discouraged. We couldn’t continue growing crops during the dry season, and that affected our family’s economy.”