Food security
Emergency food assistance and support for families to produce and access food again.
Humanitarian relief and recovery
Caya Humanitarian Organization brings life-saving aid to people affected by conflict, disaster and poverty, and walks with communities long after the emergency, until they can stand on their own.
Caya Humanitarian Organization is a registered non-profit dedicated to protecting lives and restoring dignity for people in crisis.
We serve the most vulnerable first: displaced families, women and children, older people and people living with disabilities. We work hand in hand with local communities, because those closest to a crisis know best what is needed.
Our aid is given on the basis of need alone, without regard to ethnicity, religion or political opinion.
To save lives, relieve suffering and help crisis-affected communities rebuild with dignity.
A world where every person affected by crisis has the support they need to recover and thrive.
Compassion, accountability, respect and partnership with the people we serve.
Our support follows the full cycle of a crisis. Select a stage to see what we do.
Stage 1 of 4
Integrated support that meets urgent needs and builds resilience.
Emergency food assistance and support for families to produce and access food again.
Safe water, sanitation facilities and hygiene promotion to prevent disease.
Basic health services and nutrition support for mothers, infants and children.
Emergency shelter, blankets, kitchen sets and other essentials for displaced families.
Safe spaces and support for women, children and people at risk of violence.
Learning in emergencies and skills that help people earn an income again.
Your support turns into food, water, shelter and hope for families who have lost everything.
Every contribution helps us reach families faster when disaster strikes.
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