Disaster READY training helped Guilermina and friends transform some abandoned land into productive gardens. By mastering soil management and irrigation, these farmers aren't just growing vegetables—they’re growing economic security in the heart of Bobonaro.

Toha built his skills and confidence through AHP-supported programs for Rohingya adolescents in his camp in Cox’s Bazar. Now he is a teacher at an AHP-supported learning centre, encouraging and educating children to access their rights.

Samir’s family were worried when a Save the Children Rohingya teaching volunteer teacher suggested their son with Down syndrome come to the local learning centre. But inclusive education approaches have built Samir’s confidence and skills.

“My favourite part about all this is learning about management. I learned how to manage money, how to build a house, how to mix and cook a cement block, and I’m just so grateful for this life-changing workshop.” Read how women like Lenny are learning new skills and protecting their families from disasters in Vanuatu.