These families would also be supported with bamboo and the services of a carpenter. A second area of concern for us is the access to clean and safe drinking water. The intervention points for this are—Two Buckets with lids for each family, a mug, alum and geoline for treating water and marking cloth. This will cover 7000 families. A total of 10000 families were to receive three soaps for washing, bathing and laundry and ORS. Keeping in mind the specific needs of hygiene for women, Oxfam has also planned for distribution of 5000 sanitary na pkins. In order to meet these plans, Unnayan, with the support of Oxfam has trained a team of 70 volunteers for the identification of the affected families and distribution of relief material. To continue the Public Health and Hygiene promotion campaign into the second month, a group of 28 volunteers have been trained for repairing and disinfecting tube wells. These volunteers will also be involved in generating awareness among the communities. 6 volunteers have been trained to test water using the Del Agua water testing kit.

The outcomes of these processes are as follows
	Identification and support to the worst affected families
	Special focus given to tribal, SC and women- headed households
	Pool of 70 volunteers created for flood response
	22 women volunteers trained
	Tarpaulin distributed to 8100 families
	Disinfection of 446 tube wells
	14 Female Volunteers are identified, trained and equipped with tube well maintenance kit in 14 GPs
	14 Female Volunteers are linked with SEM (Self- Employed Mechanics trained by the government) in the village as well as GP.
	Water treatment at household- level of 9200 families
	6 volunteers trained to use the Del Agua water testing kit
	2 women volunteers trained to use the Del Agua water testing kit
	Water from 79 different sources has been tested
	Village Cleanliness Drive in 22 village
	Facilitating the construction and use of pit latrines
	12000 leaflets provided on the use of the hygiene kit; 7000 already distributed
	Wall painting at 13 places for the spread of 5 key messages
	Use of 65 ‘F’ charts for personal hygiene and sanitation
	Establishment of a new system in the area for the identification of disaster- affected families and the distribution of material