The five pillars are BRHO’s programme architecture. They are interlinked rather than stand-alone, and together they form a holistic approach to humanitarian response and sustainable development.
Safe, inclusive learning, practical skills and community capacity for children, young people and adults.
Community-led site management, area-based coordination, service mapping and settlement improvement.
WASH, hygiene, nutrition information, community health education and appropriate referrals.
BRHO brings together humanitarian response and emergency assistance with longer-term development programming. We work with and for women, girls, men and boys, persons with disabilities and other vulnerable groups — ensuring our support is inclusive, dignified and reaches those most in need.
Rapid, life-saving assistance for people affected by conflict and disaster.
Long-term programming that builds self-reliance and sustainable recovery.
Gender-responsive programming that advances equality and inclusion for all.
Accessible, inclusive support that removes barriers and upholds rights.
Targeted assistance for the most at-risk and marginalised people.