Chad

Stopping the Spread of Cholera in Chad

In eastern Chad, families returning home after years of conflict are facing a new emergency. A fast-spreading cholera outbreak is threatening thousands of lives as communities struggle with severe water shortages and overcrowded health facilities.

With more than 930,000 displaced people now living in fragile conditions, safe drinking water has become the difference between life and death.

Your generosity helps stop the spread of cholera today and builds lasting resilience for tomorrow.

Communities in Eastern Chad that are already struggling with displacement and limited resources are facing a rapidly spreading disease, making immediate action critical.

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Our Response in Chad

International Relief Teams is helping communities in rural Sila Province gain reliable access to clean, safe water. 

Working with our trusted partner on the ground, we’re drilling new wells, repairing damaged water points, and strengthening community-run water systems so families can access clean, safe water close to home.

By sharing our work, you help bring healing to communities in crisis. Let others feel the hope you do.

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