Every year, the monsoon floods in Assam disrupt lives, homes, and livelihoods. In 2026, the floods were especially severe — entire villages were submerged, schools were damaged, and thousands of children watched their books, notebooks, and school bags get swept away or ruined by the rising waters. For a child already facing hardship, losing the simple tools of learning can mean losing a whole year of school, and sometimes giving up altogether.
Flood Education Relief – Assam is a community initiative led by the All India Education Association (AIEA) to make sure that a natural disaster does not become the end of a child's education. We are a group of educators, volunteers, and well-wishers who believe that every child deserves the chance to keep learning — no matter what the weather has done to their home.
Our goal is simple. We are asking every well-wisher to contribute just ₹100. That single, small contribution goes directly toward buying school books, notebooks, pencils, pens, rulers, erasers, and school bags for students whose families are already struggling to rebuild after the floods. One hundred rupees from you can hand a child back the books the water took away.
We work directly with affected schools and local volunteers to identify the students who need help the most, and we share updates openly so you can see exactly how your contribution is being used. No middlemen, no overhead surprises — just classrooms filling up again with children who have the tools to learn.
Together, we can ensure that no child in Assam stops learning because of a flood they did not cause. Every penny you give helps a child learn again.
Restore Learning
Replace the books and supplies the floods swept away.
Community-Led
Run by educators and volunteers, with no middlemen.
Just ₹100
A small gift that hands a child back their future.
