The rehabilitation efforts have been proven inadequate for the needs of these underprivileged people. Owing to the lack of educational infrastructure and government interest in their well-being, the community has been unacquainted with sanitation, water management and disease quarantine. The frequent evacuations not only erode the lives, but also opportunities and basic necessities like education for the community. The meagre income of the majority of people is not sufficient to provide their families with two square meals a day.

Lacking the support for primary livelihood, Sewa International has decided to support our Reang brethren and help bridge the gaps in governance by connecting with the youth and exploring new opportunities.

At Sewa International, the vision is not a top down approach to help the community but a self-generated sustainable plan, which will put the community on the path of development and prosperity.

From giving them access to basic and free healthcare to generating employment through skill training and enabling the youth by means of computer literacy, Sewa International has taken a lead in bringing the plight of this community to the mainstream discourse. As part of the initiative, Sewa International has provided them with several computers, sewing machines, bamboo materials, weaving looms and other materials to build the necessary infrastructure for the smooth running of all the programs.