After the floods, our teams are there.
Since the river broke its banks on Tuesday, our crews have been handing out clean water, shelter kits and hot meals with three local churches. Most families have lost everything on the ground floor. Please pray for them, and for the pastors who have opened their buildings as shelters.
From the field
Latest from our teams
Disaster reliefTeams reach the coast after the storm
Shelter kits and water filters for about 2,000 families in the first week.
HungerFood for flooded villages
Volunteers pack and deliver two weeks of food per family.
RebuildingRebuilding after the water goes down
Crews help families strip, dry and rebuild their homes.
MedicalClinics in the camps
Nurses see a few hundred people a day in the temporary shelters.
RefugeesWinter kits
Blankets, stoves and warm clothes, before the cold sets in.
VolunteersNew volunteers
Two hundred people trained this month for rapid response.
Our goal
We want to be there before anyone has to ask.
Jesus told us to love our neighbour, and on the worst day of someone’s life that looks like water, a dry blanket and someone who stays. Our teams pray with anyone who asks, and help is never conditional on faith.
89%
of every gift goes to programs
Rapid response volunteers
When disaster hits, could you go?
Our volunteer teams deploy within 48 hours to muck out houses, rebuild and sit with families on some of the worst days of their lives. We train you first, and every team starts its day with prayer.