Food security is crucial for a healthy society. However, it is a major concern particularly for vulnerable population such as rural communities and low-income families and those who are affected by various disasters. Due to high production cost, it is extremely difficult for vulnerable families to have access to healthy foods considering the affordability. On the other hand, Poverty and economic inequality are significant barriers to food security. Many low-income generating families struggle to afford nutritious food, leading to malnutrition and other health issues. To address these basic needs, Islamic Relief provides dry food packs and Ramadan packs through m-FiSHA project to the total of 7964 families. It also provides monetary support to 1400 vulnerable families from different region of the island. In addition, 610 children benefit from mid-day mean support initiative.

Livelihood provides families with the means to meet their basic needs such as food, clothing, shelter, and healthcare and education. Without a source of income, vulnerable families may struggle to afford these basic necessities, which can have negative consequences for their health and well-being. Therefore, Islamic Relief reaches 426 selected families by providing sustainable livelihood assistance by way of providing assets and monetary supports focusing vulnerable women headed families. In addition to these supports, through this intervention Islamic Relief provides necessary technical guidance, soft skills training and awareness on Child protection and safeguarding. This intervention is being implemented successfully with the coordination of respective Divisional Secretariat officials.