In partnership with ECHO (European Commission Humanitarian Aid) and ActionAid, Swabhiman Samiti facilitated the construction of 78 traditional houses in 3 revenue villages and 8 hamlets in Uska Bazar. This initiative aimed to provide shelter to those in need, especially in flood-affected areas where many families had lost their homes.
The primary objective of this program was to:
The beneficiaries for the housing project were selected through a community-driven approach:
The houses were constructed on the land provided by the beneficiaries. Swabhiman Samiti ensured that the houses met the required standards for safety, durability, and sustainability.



The following is the list of traditional houses constructed under the program:
Serial No. | Revenue Village (Hamlet) | Number of Houses Constructed |
1 | Sekhui (Reharwa) | 6 |
2 | Sekhui (Chaibaha) | 9 |
3 | Taal Baghiya (Baghiya) | 13 |
4 | Hathiwad Tal (School Tola) | 18 |
5 | Hathiwad Tal (Ramphal Tola) | 13 |
6 | Hathiwad Tal (Tiwari Tola) | 8 |
7 | Hathiwad Tal (Bengali Tola) | 4 |
8 | Hathiwad Tal (Khaderu Tola) | 7 |
Total | 78 |
The construction of 78 houses had a significant impact on the local community:
Swabhiman Samiti’s collaboration with ECHO and ActionAid to construct traditional houses for flood-affected communities in Uska Bazar has provided vital support to those in need of shelter. This project exemplifies the importance of community-driven development and partnerships to address critical needs such as housing and basic security.
Through this initiative, Swabhiman Samiti continues to improve the living conditions of marginalized populations, empowering them to rebuild their lives in a more sustainable and resilient way.
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