Provide Tents for Displaced Families in DRC

Humanitarian Project Report: Tent Distribution for Internally Displaced Families in DRC

Date: August 2025
µImplementation Partner: GlobalGiving

Project Summary

In the eastern provinces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (North Kivu and South Kivu), over 21,000 internally displaced people are living in extreme vulnerability due to ongoing armed conflicts. These families have fled violence, leaving everything behind, and are now living without shelter, exposed to harsh weather, disease, and insecurity.

Our goal: To provide 3,000 emergency shelter tents to these vulnerable populations—especially women, children, and the elderly—bringing them safety, dignity, and hope.

Specific Objectives

• Provide safe temporary shelter to 21,000 displaced people.
• Reduce health risks caused by overcrowding and weather exposure.
• Strengthen community resilience by laying a foundation for long-term recovery.
• Offer displaced families a secure space to begin rebuilding their lives (food, education, livelihood).

Project Status (as of now)

• Total Budget: $95,600
• Funds Raised So Far: $100
• Funding Partner: GlobalGiving
• Expected Start Date: November 2025
• Current Phase: Identifying trainers and priority beneficiaries (single mothers, elderly people, families with young children).
• Target Locations: Displacement camps in North Kivu and South Kivu

We sincerely thank our first donors for their support. With the collaboration of GlobalGiving, we are confident we will reach our funding goal.

Why This Project Matters

Access to emergency shelter is a critical condition for survival among displaced populations. Each tent we distribute will house up to seven people, providing immediate protection against rain, cold, and insecurity.

Beyond shelter, this project restores a sense of normalcy and hope.

A roof means:

• Fewer illnesses;
• Reduced psychological trauma;
• More stability for children;
• A solid base for rebuilding lives.

A Call to Action

We need your support. This project is more than a humanitarian response—it’s an act of solidarity, compassion, and humanity.
Every contribution, no matter the size, can help save lives and restore dignity to thousands of families.

Our Gratitude

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has already contributed.
Your support brings light to thousands of lives in darkness.

Together, with your generosity and through the GlobalGiving platform,
we will reach our goal