Afghanistan: Humanitarian WASH Response DA-NGR ...

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The following Assessment Report Covers the Caseload of the Most Vulnerable families in remote and underserved communities from the Mohmandrah district of Nangarhar province. The most vulnerable, poorest, and marginality had a bad impact on these people. Because their life started they have not received any assistance regarding WASH issues and most of them are not familiar with Hygiene, sanitation issues, and Hygiene items, Most of these families were affected by the last fight in this district; mostly they have lost at least one member from their families or have disabled and widows, in this caseload The listed families especially the widows and disabled are the first heads of their household,

According to our plan, the WASH assessment was conducted from 15- 29 Oct 2024, with the involvement of DACAAR, PRRD district representatives, and local community elders. The Joint Needs Assessment (JNA) teams found 410 families as eligible beneficiaries and recommended them for wash assistance. According to HEAT Database, the average family size of 410 families is 6.2 persons per family, the selected families are widows, disabled, oldest, and excluded families which are living in their own old houses; some of them are partially damaged due to the last war in their original places and locality, the selected families are also Jobless people who are unable to meet their basic needs, all of them need for wash assistance, fortunately, they have access to the existing public clinics and hospitals but due to poverty, they are not able to afford medication cost in case of any severe sickness The local clinic and community elders confirm waterborne and airborne diseases (diarrhea, vomiting, malaria, cholera) and during the assessment, no proper household items were seen around them thus, they are suffering due to lack of food, NFIs, WASH and other supplementary items. Therefore, the assessment team recommended them for Humanitarian assistance.