Salaam Charity helps flood devastated Buliisa residents rebuild their lives

A 30-year-old Hadija from Butiaba, Buliisa District lost her house to floods that came as a result of increase in water levels on Lake Albert last in March 2020.

Through a campaign by Salaam TV called Salaam Charity people have extended a helping hand to the communities on September 18, 2021

Over 500 tons of maize flour, rice, clothes and shoes are some of the items that were distributed to Hadija and other 199 families.

Hadija, after losing her house and property worth shillings 50 million, now rents a small house. She pays shillings 20,000 per month.

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All photos by Isaac Henry Muwanguzi

Aerial view of Butiaba village that was flooded (Photo by Isaac Henry Muwanguzi)

Hadija from Butiaba, Buliisa District lost her house to the 2020 floods (Photo by Isaac Henry Muwanguzi)

Hadija’s house flooded in water (Photo by Isaac Henry Muwanguzi)

Hadija walking past her house destroyed by the floods (Photo by Isaac Henry Muwanguzi)

The destruction of her house in the 2020 floods has forced Hadijah back to rent

Salaam TV through its charity arm has spearheaded collections to help victims of the flood (Photo by Isaac Henry Muwanguzi)

Hadija seated on a bed in her single roomed house

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