Archive · 31 Dec 2025
CBM India Aids 2,000 Disaster-Hit Families in Punjab and Uttarakhand
CBM India is helping 2,000 families in Punjab and Uttarakhand who were affected by recent floods and landslides.
They are giving these families things like school supplies, household items, and training to help them start earning money again.
They are also teaching people how to be prepared for future disasters.
This is part of CBM India's long history of helping people in need, especially those who are often left out, like people with disabilities and the elderly.
They want to make sure everyone can live safely and have a better future.
CBM India is supporting 2,000 families affected by floods and landslides in Punjab and Uttarakhand.
The initiative focuses on post-disaster recovery, including education, household recovery, and livelihoods.
Assistive devices will be provided to persons with disabilities, and disaster management training will be conducted.
In Chamoli district, 250 children will receive school supplies, 125 families will get household items, and 75 people will receive livelihood support.
CBM India has a long history of inclusive relief efforts, responding to major disasters across India.
- Who
- CBM India
- What
- Providing relief and recovery support to 2,000 disaster-affected families
- When
- December 31
- Where
- Chamoli district (Uttarakhand) and Jalandhar district (Punjab)
- Why
- To help families rebuild their lives and livelihoods after floods, landslides, and cloudbursts
- Organization
- CBM India
- Affected States
- Punjab, Uttarakhand
- Number of Families Supported
- 2,000
- Affected Districts
- Chamoli (Uttarakhand), Jalandhar (Punjab)
- Support Areas
- Education, Household Recovery, Livelihoods
- Training Topics
- Disaster Management, First Aid, Psychosocial Well-being
- Executive Director
- Sony Thomas
- Website
- www.cbmindia.org