
We are happy you made us feel secure...

We are happy you made us feel secure...
Humanitarian Assistance
South Orissa Voluntary Action (SOVA) has been streamlining the community development process by implementing programme on Community health, Quality education, Sustainable livelihood, Village governance, Child Rights and Child Protection.

SOVA’s humanitarian assistance work is focused on providing rapid and effective relief measures to the communities impacted by cyclones, pandemics or any other natural calamities. Our strategies include response, recovery, rehabilitation and preparedness to rebuild the community, building resilience to future risks and raising awareness about disaster management. Long-term engagement with the affected communities and efforts to provide them immediate relief for recovery is the primary focus of our mandate. We prepare annual risk profiling and mapping of vulnerable communities in four districts of south Odisha to enhance their preparedness to respond during emergencies.

Relief and Response to Natural Calamities

Prevention and Mitigation

Facilitating DRR Plan
We provide immediate relief assistance to disaster-affected families and communities and respond to the calamity through recovery and rehabilitation initiatives to secure their long-term development. Our relief and response work focuses on meeting the immediate needs of disaster-affected families and communities…
Our prevention and mitigation initiative aims at identifying high-risk locations and preparing the communities living there to better respond to disasters by strengthening their resilience. Our community-centric risk mitigation and vulnerability reduction processes are undertaken in consultation with relevant…
South Odisha is prone to natural disasters like cyclones and floods 2-3 times every year causing a high degree of economic losses and damage to buildings and infrastructure as well as increasing the vulnerability of the population in the villages. We believe that the more local communities know about their risks by…