Over 10 lakh people in Assam have lost everything – their homes, their crops, their livestock – to catastrophic floods that struck overnight. With water levels rising in hours, families had no time to save even the clothes on their backs. Now, as they wait on high ground, infections are spreading fast – skin diseases, gastrointestinal illnesses, and waterborne infections – because thousands spent days submerged in contaminated water. Government medical facilities, stretched thin, simply cannot reach the remotest corners where the need is greatest. This is precisely where YuMetta Foundation steps in. We are a group of doctors, public health professionals, and volunteers who believe in reaching the last person standing. We have done this before – providing medical services in the 2022 Assam floods in West Karbi Anglong and Nagaon districts, setting up health camps when no one else was there. We have responded to Cyclone Nisarga, sending relief to 400 families in West Bengal, and conducted medical camps for flood-affected communities in Andhra Pradesh. Disaster response is not new to us – it is what we do. Right now, we are mobilising medical teams and other support to reach remote, waterlogged villages that no one else is reaching. But we need medicines – antibiotics, anti-diarrhoeals, skin ointments, ORS, and essential drugs for chronic patients who have lost their supplies. Every rupee you give will go directly to purchasing these medicines and other supports needed there.