In crisis settings, hygiene is often the first necessity lost. Conflict, displacement, natural disasters, and poverty strip families of basic hygiene essentials, exposing them to illness, discomfort, and loss of dignity.
At UMMA, hygiene support is delivered as a form of protection — safeguarding health, preventing disease, and restoring dignity to families living in the most difficult conditions.
Lack of hygiene has serious and immediate consequences.
Millions of families are forced to live without:
Without hygiene, preventable illnesses spread rapidly — especially in overcrowded shelters, camps, and displacement settings. Children, the elderly, and pregnant women are the most vulnerable.
Hygiene is not secondary aid.
It is essential care.
At UMMA, hygiene aid is treated as preventive humanitarian action.
Our programs focus on:
Each intervention is designed to protect health early — before illness spreads and healthcare systems are overwhelmed.
Hygiene affects every part of daily life.
Hygiene is one of the most effective and affordable forms of prevention in humanitarian response.
Cleanliness is not about appearance; It is about survival and dignity.
Your generosity becomes prevention, safety, and care — delivered where it matters most.
By supporting hygiene aid through UMMA, you help protect lives and restore dignity in the midst of crisis.
