The NDRC is committed to addressing the critical shelter and non-food item (NFI) needs of communities affected by disasters. Our programs aim to provide immediate relief and support long-term recovery, ensuring that displaced individuals and families have a safe and dignified living environment.

Key Components of NDRC's Shelter and NFI Assistance:

1.     Emergency Shelter Provision: NDRC supplies temporary shelters to families who have lost their homes due to disasters. This includes tents, tarpaulins, and materials for constructing makeshift shelters, ensuring protection from the elements.

2.     Transitional Shelter Solutions: In addition to immediate shelter, we provide transitional housing options that facilitate a more durable living arrangement. These structures are designed to be safe, sustainable, and adaptable to community needs.

3.     Distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs): NDRC distributes essential NFIs to support the basic needs of displaced populations. This includes items such as blankets, cooking utensils, hygiene kits, clothing, and household items to enhance comfort and dignity.

4.     Needs Assessment and Targeting: Before implementing shelter and NFI distribution, NDRC conducts thorough assessments to identify the most vulnerable households. This ensures that aid is directed to those who need it most.

5.     Community Engagement: NDRC involves local communities in the planning and implementation of shelter and NFI.