Majuli, the world’s largest river island, is shaped by the rhythms of the Brahmaputra.
Each year, the river brings both life and loss,  nourishing the land while also flooding homes, schools, and farmlands. For the communities of Majuli, floods are not rare disasters; they are a recurring reality that disrupts education, livelihoods, and everyday life.

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Since 2017, Ayang Trust has been actively supporting flood relief efforts across Majuli in collaboration with trusted partners, the District Administration and volunteers. Over the years, we have responded to recurring floods by providing emergency relief and supporting affected families during times of crisis.

Beyond emergency response, we have also implemented a Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) project that strengthened disaster preparedness and resilience in 10 flood-prone villages of Majuli. The project focused on community-led disaster preparedness, capacity building, and infrastructure development to help communities better prepare for and respond to future floods.