Bay of Bengal: mobile clinics reach families cut off by monsoon floods
As waters rose across the delta, our teams moved care by boat — treating fevers, delivering babies, and restocking village health posts.
We provide independent, community-led care to the people the map forgets.
When coastal roads are submerged and hospitals are days away, we navigate rivers and tidal channels to bring doctors, midwives, and essential medicines directly to village jetties.
Learn what we do →The numbers behind our frontline work
Direct primary medical care, education kits, and disaster relief aid.
Active operations across Bangladesh, Pakistan, Kenya, and coastal deltas.
Treated on boat clinics and remote health posts cut off from roads.
Equipped with safety beacons, fair market pricing, and micro-grants.
Five integrated pillars of coastal community defense
Health & Boat Clinics
Mobile boat clinics, maternal wards, and island health posts where the nearest hospital is days away.
Education & Floodproof Schools
Classrooms, teacher training, and study lanterns that keep coastal children learning through crisis.
Environment & Mangrove Belts
1.9 million mangroves planted as living coastal storm barriers and clean water wells.
Community Development
Women-led drying cooperatives, rapid cash relief, and local leadership that outlasts external shocks.
Artisanal Fisheries
Fair cold-storage markets, safe boat radios, and distress beacons for coastal fishing families.
Full Projects Directory
Filter through twelve active field operations across South Asia, East Africa, and coastal deltas.
The principles that govern our operations
We need your support to keep the mobile clinic boats running
Ninety-one percent of our funding comes directly from individual donors. Unrestricted monthly support ensures our doctors can stay when roads are washed away.