Assam’s floods have left families without shelter, clean water, or food. Your support can reach them today.
Since 28 June 2026, relentless monsoon rains have triggered flash floods and landslides across Assam, with Dhemaji’s Jonai sub-division among the worst-affected areas. Thousands of families have lost their homes and are now without shelter, food, or safe drinking water. According to recent reports, more than 27,345 children have been affected by the floods.
Bal Raksha Bharat is on the ground, working to protect and support children and families affected by this disaster.
What Is Happening in Assam Right Now?
Monsoon floods have left thousands of families in Assam without shelter, food, or clean water. Make an Assam flood donation today and help families rebuild their lives.
Whole villages have gone underwater, forcing families to flee with nothing but the clothes they are wearing. People have no safe place to sleep, no clean water to drink, and no food to eat. Many are currently staying in relief camps, waiting for urgent assistance.
Rivers across the state, including the Dikhou and the Dhansiri, have risen above danger levels. Homes have collapsed, roads and bridges have been damaged, and farmland lies underwater.
With floodwaters contaminating drinking water sources in several areas, the risk of waterborne diseases is rising alongside the immediate need for shelter.
Your Assam flood donation can help provide families with a safe place to stay and access to essential relief.
Assam Is Not the Only State Facing Floods This Monsoon
This year’s extreme weather has caused floods and landslides across India. Gujarat, Kerala, and Maharashtra are also dealing with the same crisis.
Make your Assam flood donation today and help Bal Raksha Bharat stand with children and families affected by these disasters.
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Since 28 June 2026, relentless monsoon rains have triggered flash floods and landslides across Assam, with Dhemaji’s Jonai sub-division among the worst-affected areas. Thousands of families have lost their homes and are now without shelter, food, or safe drinking water. According to recent reports, more than 21,000 children have been affected by the floods.
Bal Raksha Bharat is on the ground, working to protect and support children and families affected by this disaster.
What Is Happening in Assam Right Now?
Monsoon floods have left thousands of families in Assam without shelter, food, or clean water. Make an Assam flood donation today and help families rebuild their lives.
Whole villages have gone underwater, forcing families to flee with nothing but the clothes they are wearing. People have no safe place to sleep, no clean water to drink, and no food to eat. Many are currently staying in relief camps, waiting for urgent assistance.
Rivers across the state, including the Dikhou and the Dhansiri, have risen above danger levels. Homes have collapsed, roads and bridges have been damaged, and farmland lies underwater.
With floodwaters contaminating drinking water sources in several areas, the risk of waterborne diseases is rising alongside the immediate need for shelter.
Your Assam flood donation can help provide families with a safe place to stay and access to essential relief.
Assam Is Not the Only State Facing Floods This Monsoon
This year’s extreme weather has caused floods and landslides across India. Gujarat, Kerala, and Maharashtra are also dealing with the same crisis.
Make your Assam flood donation today and help Bal Raksha Bharat stand with children and families affected by these disasters.
The Reality on Ground
Assam is facing one of its worst monsoon disasters this year, with floodwaters tearing through homes, schools, and farmland across the state.
🌊 1.78 lakh+ people affected across 7 districts and 349 villages. Among those affected are 27,345 children.
🏘️ 267 homes are completely damaged.
🚧 16 Roads, 4 bridges & 1 embankment damaged, Kemi bridge washed away, train services halted
⛺ 11,489+ people in relief camps and 6765 animals affected, livelihoods at risk
Source: Sphere India data updated till 2nd August 2026.
Your Donation Makes a Real Difference
| Amount | Support Provided | Includes |
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| ₹4,200 | Food Kit (Family of 5 for 1 month) |
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| ₹4,800 | Hygiene Kit & Dignity Kit (family of 5 for 2 months) |
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| ₹5,500 | Education Kit (For a child) (3-6 yrs) & (6–14 yrs) |
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| ₹7,200 | Shelter Kit (For a Family) |
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| ₹2,61,000 | Child Friendly Space (CFS) Setup & Running Cost One CFS supports 100 children for 3 months |
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Our Relief Plan
Bal Raksha Bharat is on the ground, providing immediate relief and long-term support.
Child-Friendly Safe Spaces
Emergency Food and Water
Medical Assistance
Temporary Shelter Materials
Hygiene and Sanitation Kits
Education Kits
List of some of our humanitarian responses:
Over the years, our organization has been at the forefront of responding to some of the most devastating disasters across India. From floods and cyclones to earthquakes and pandemics, our teams have worked tirelessly to provide life-saving relief, rehabilitation, and recovery support to affected communities. The following are some of the key humanitarian interventions we have undertaken in recent years.
- Dharali, Uttarkashi Flash Flood, 2025
- Assam Flood, 2023
- Delhi Flood, 2023
- Himachal Floods (Solan, Mandi, Kullu), 2023
- Chamoli (Joshimath) Flood, Uttarakhand, 2023
- Odisha Flood Response, 2023
- Kachchh, Gujarat Flood, 2023
- Odisha, 2013
- Cyclone Vardha, South India, 2016
- Fani in Odisha and West Bengal, 2019
- Amphan in West Bengal and Odisha, 2020
- Yaas in West Bengal, Odisha and Jharkhand, 2021
- Cyclone Dana, Kendrapara, Odisha, 2024
- Cloud Burst, Flash Floods & Landslide Response in Mandi & Kullu, 2025
- Himachal (Solan, Mandi), 2024
- Uttarakhand (Chamoli, Joshimath), 2024
- Cloudburst & Landslides (Kullu, Solan, Mandi, Shimla), 2024
- Sikkim, 2009
- Nepal, Bihar and Odisha, 2015
- Manipur, 2016
- COVID-19 Humanitarian Response (2020–2022)
- Sarasvati COVID Response, 2023
- Balasore Train Accident Response, 2023
- 330 individuals in Gurugram and Motihari received winterisation kits, protecting vulnerable households from extreme cold.
Time is Running Out!!!
Every hour counts. Children are waiting for help. Your donation can provide food, clean water, and safe shelter for children and families who have lost everything.
Photos from the Ground
We aim to reach families and children in the most severely affected areas. But we cannot do this without YOU. Your support can save lives and bring hope to Assam’s flood-hit communities.
Children Need You!
Thousands of children and families affected by the Assam floods still need urgent support. Your contribution can help provide food, safe shelter, clean drinking water, and emergency relief.
