Developing countries often grapple with a myriad of disasters that significantly impede their socio-economic progress. These disasters, ranging from natural calamities like earthquakes, floods, heavy rains landslides and droughts to human-made crises such as conflicts and pandemics, pose formidable challenges to vulnerable nations with limited resources and infrastructural capacities. The impact of these disasters is exacerbated by factors like inadequate emergency preparedness, insufficient healthcare systems, and economic fragility. The aftermath often leads to widespread displacement, loss of lives, disruption of essential services, and long-term developmental setbacks. The resilience of developing countries is constantly tested as they strive to recover and rebuild in the face of recurring and unpredictable disasters, highlighting the urgent need for international cooperation, support, and sustainable development practices to mitigate the vulnerabilities of these nations. Momentum has been involved in the Relief work in emergencies, it refers to the organized and coordinated efforts to provide immediate assistance and support to individuals and communities affected by disasters, crises, or emergencies. This type of intervention is crucial for addressing the urgent needs of affected populations, mitigating the impact of disasters, and facilitating the recovery process.