In regions where there is war, conflict, natural disasters, great transition and change the first response to the needs of people should be humanitarian aid and relief support.

JDA's response to needs in communities is usually first with humanitarian aid, helping provide food, shelter, water, and social and spiritual support.

JDA

• Has delivered over 5000 tons of food aid to more than 20,000 families, most returning from refugee status.
• Met the food shelter needs of more than 176,000 returning refugees.
• Delivered hundreds of tons of clothing, shelter items, shoes, blankets have been distributed in villages and institutions.
• Had more than 15,000 employed in food for work programs.
• 65 tons of medicines, medical supplies, and medical equipment have been delivered to medical facilities and medical health points in Uzbekistan.
• Medical training has been provided to more than 200 doctors in the diagnosis and treatment of leprosy.
• New leprosy drugs were given to the MOH, and training provided for the proper use of these drugs.
• 6,000 of the most vulnerable families in the northern region of Afghanistan received twelve container loads of donated clothing, shoes, and bedding.