Multipurpose cash assistance helped Ma Nu Nu to get her son the medical care he needed after contracting Hepatitis A in the aftermath of the destructive Myanmar earthquake.

Participation in a Cash for Work program to improve the disaster resilience of camps in Cox’s Bazar was transformative for Mojiullah, who lives with a mobility disability. He took his earnings to start a small business, and then started his own family, moving from isolation and dependence to a new life.

“When my son first called me ‘Amma’ (mother), I couldn’t hold back my tears. It was the first time he ever said it, after so many years of silence.” Inclusive education in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, supported through AHP has helped Sadek find his voice.

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.