Community Initiative Society (CIS) Visited Sri Lanka and Provided 3 Million Worth Various Types of Emergency Life-Saving Medicine to the People of the country.
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CIS established community-based disaster risk management (DRM) centers in different districts to provide disaster risk management training, coordinate emergency disaster response, provide post-disaster support and formulate sustainable solution for identified problems and strategic plans to mitigate disaster risks. CIS has created 30 DRM centres across Bangladesh to reduce, or avoid the potential losses from natural
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CIS developed Primary Health Care Centres in urban and rural areas of Bangladesh that provides primary care including child development, ANC and PNC, nutrition, education, and basic medical care. these centers are developed and managed by community representatives with support from Dhaka Community Hospital Trust. Emergency health response workshops have been developed with help of
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Bangladesh remains at high risk of the Coronavirus transmission because of its high population density. A majority of the population including in the cities live on daily income and are compelled to continue daily livelihood activities. National response has been weak and the pandemic has exposed the country’s fragile healthcare system.CIS is conducting a diverse
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I was enthusiastic to work with CIS after learning that I would help the underprivileged people. I was told from the office to prepare a list of poor and vulnerable people who are located remotely and seldom receive aid. I felt lucky to have been chosen to serve these poor people. In the field, I
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The communal violence in Rakhine state on 25 August 2017 caused the massive influx of over 700,000 Myanmar nationals to seek refuge in Bangladesh. This was one of the largest and fastest displacement of people in recent history. The crisis has grown over time and currently refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar hosts about 1.1 million
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