Beds and Mattresses for 20 Vulnerable Older People in Zomba, Malawi In remote villages across Zomba District, Malawi, 20 vulnerable older people aged over 70 are living in extreme poverty, many without a bed, mattress or adequate bedding. Some sleep on thin reed mats or directly on cold, hard floors in homes that offer limited protection from the weather. These conditions make everyday life particularly difficult and can negatively affect their health, comfort and wellbeing. Many of these older people live alone, while others are caring for orphaned grandchildren despite having very limited financial resources. Purchasing basic necessities such as a bed or mattress is simply beyond their means. The Centre for Disability and Elderly Affairs (CDEA), a community-based organisation in Malawi supporting people with disabilities and vulnerable older people, has identified 20 individuals who urgently need assistance. The organisation is seeking donations of 20 beds, 20 mattresses and essential bedding, including blankets and sheets, to provide safer, warmer and more comfortable sleeping conditions. Your donation of a bed, mattress or bedding can make a meaningful difference, improving comfort, supporting health and wellbeing, and helping restore dignity to older people who deserve a safe and comfortable place to rest.

HADR Institute is seeking funds to purchase waterproof raincoats, jackets or ponchos with hoods, as well as warm, durable jackets to support people who have been displaced by conflict in the mountainous regions of Myanmar. The scale of displacement across the region is significant. Approximately 268,000 people are internally displaced in Kayin (Karen) State and approximately 134,000 in Kayah (Karenni) State. Across the border, Thailand continues to host people from Myanmar who have fled conflict and remain displaced, including approximately 136,500 refugees living in temporary shelters along the Thai–Myanmar border, according to UNHCR's figures. Many displaced communities are living in challenging conditions with limited protection from the weather. Waterproof outerwear is particularly important during the monsoon and rain seasons, while warm jackets can provide essential protection from the cold, especially during cold nights in mountainous areas. Donations will be provided to local partners supporting displaced and vulnerable communities in Myanmar, helping displaced people to stay warm, dry, and protected from harsh weather conditions.

Child First, an NGO based in Lilongwe, Malawi supporting 5 rural primary schools, requests 4 refurbished laptops. They will be used for project planning, reporting, M&E, and training teachers as well as Mother Groups to support 3,500 learners.

On May 29th 2025 Mokwa Niger State Nigeria experienced tragic floods that unalive over 200 people and rendered many homeless. Again, on 4th of May 2026 there was an unprecedented rain storm that destroyed over a thousand houses. Some victims of this devastation are still unable to repair their houses due to the high cost of roofing sheets.<br />We therefore seek for the intervention of humanitarian organizations to provide roofing sheets to give relief to the victims.

A disaster does not stop the daily needs of people living with diabetes. Hope Foundation has identified insulin as an urgent need in Nepal, and a Pharmacy Voucher allows this essential medication to be sourced appropriately.

Hope Foundation has identified an urgent shortage of broad-spectrum antibiotics in Nepal. A Pharmacy Voucher enables the appropriate medicines to be purchased safely from an authorised Nepalese pharmacy or medical supplier.

Nepalese health workers are caring for people injured during the floods and landslides while local health services are under enormous pressure. First aid and trauma supplies help frontline teams provide timely care.

A simple cooking set can help a displaced Nepalese family prepare their own meals again. Pots, utensils and kitchen supplies provide independence and help families get back on their feet.