Assam floods have left families struggling to rebuild. Help them recover.

Floodwaters have devastated communities across Assam, damaging homes, disrupting livelihoods and leaving families struggling to access safe water, hygiene supplies and basic household essentials.
The 2026 floods began on 19 July following heavy rainfall and overflowing rivers. In Sivasagar, the Dikhow River inundated several low-lying villages, damaging homes, agricultural land, livestock and community infrastructure. Many families continue to face waterlogging, damaged sanitation facilities and loss of income. The latest situation updates reports 100 flood-related deaths.
But the crisis does not end when the water goes down.
The struggle continues. Families are returning to damaged homes and trying to restore their daily lives while facing limited access to safe water, sanitation and essential household items.
Women, children, older persons and people with disabilities face additional challenges in these conditions.

Flood-affected families continue to manage everyday life amid muddy and waterlogged surroundings.
We went to the ground to understand what families need.
Our field assessment in Sivasagar found that floodwaters remained in several villages and roads were still inaccessible. While some emergency food assistance had reached affected communities, families continue to need support to repair damaged homes, purchase medicines, replace essential belongings and meet urgent household needs.
The assessment also highlighted urgent needs for food, safe drinking water, hygiene and sanitation supplies, and household recovery support.

Access to safe water remains a major challenge for families in affected villages.

Our team assesses the needs of flood-affected communities in Sivasagar.
How your support can help
We are raising:
₹15,00,000
to contribute to emergency and early-recovery assistance for highly vulnerable flood-affected families in Assam.
Your support can help provide:
Food assistance – rice, pulses, flour, oil and other essential groceries.
Safe water & WASH support – water purification and essential hygiene and sanitation supplies.
Multipurpose cash assistance – helping families prioritise urgent needs such as medicines, household essentials and home repairs.
Household recovery support – helping families begin restoring their homes and everyday lives.
These needs have been identified through field-level assessments in affected communities.

Flood-damaged homes and belongings leave families with significant recovery needs.
Who will we support?
We will prioritise highly vulnerable households, including:
Women-headed households
Older persons
People with disabilities
Daily wage workers
Families with severely damaged homes
Families who have lost their livelihoods
We will work with local communities and authorities to ensure support reaches families who need it most and to minimise duplication of assistance.

Older and vulnerable people can face greater challenges during flood recovery.
Our goal: ₹15 lakh
Every donation, whatever the amount, can help a family take another step towards recovery.
₹500 Can contribute towards essential emergency assistance.
₹1,000 Can contribute towards food, water and hygiene support.
₹2,500 Can contribute towards a family's urgent recovery needs.
₹7,500 Can contribute significantly towards the assistance required by a vulnerable household.
Every contribution can help a flood-affected family take another step towards recovery.
Your donation can help provide food, safe water, hygiene supplies, cash assistance and essential household support to families who are trying to rebuild after the floods.
The flood may have taken away homes, belongings and livelihoods.
Together, we can help families regain dignity, restore their daily lives and move from relief towards recovery.
All support received will be implemented through Efficor, our implementing partner, to ensure assistance reaches flood-affected families effectively and supports their urgent recovery needs.
From Flood to Recovery. From Relief to Hope.
Donate now and stand with families affected by the Assam floods.
Good Neighbors Bharat






