Over 200 families in 75 villages throughout Kadavu have been assisted with shelter tool kits and tarpaulins as part of its disaster response work following Tropical Cyclone Keni.
Habitat for Humanity Fiji has provided over 400 tarpaulins and 200 shelter tool kits in the last two weeks.
The shelter tool kit contains tarpaulin, hand saw, hoe & handle, shears, claw hammer, shovel and handle, machete, tie wire, nails and rope.
84 year old (pictured right) is thankful to Habitat Fiji and World Vision for the shelter tool kit which will help him repair his home in Muani, Kadavu #HabitatFiji #HabitatforHumanity pic.twitter.com/PEfvCGwKvy
— HFH Fiji (@HabitatFiji) May 21, 2018
The relief effort is expected to end this week.
Assisting families to clear major debris, providing technical
advice and a hand in shelter repair work is also part of the relief efforts.
Melita Adi of Tavuki village says some of the families are still recovering and this shelter kits will make things easier for those who have received it.
