The Philippines
Typhoon
The Philippines is facing an exceptionally destructive typhoon season, with six major storms displacing nearly a million people in just a month. Severe flooding, landslides, and waterlogged areas have made recovery extremely difficult.
ShelterBox is partnering with local organizations to deliver essential shelter supplies like tarpaulins, tools, and cash assistance to help families rebuild. With more storms expected, urgent support is needed to protect those in crisis.
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The United States
Hurricanes Helene and Milton
In the wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, communities are facing unprecedented challenges. Tens of thousands of homes have been damaged or destroyed, leaving families displaced and without power.
ShelterBox USA has committed a $100,000 match grant to the Rotary Zone 33 and 34 Disaster Recovery Fund to enable the delivery of essential aid—water, shelter, and hygiene kits—directly to the hardest-hit areas. In addition to this ShelterBox USA is providing extensive emergency supplies.
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Bangladesh
Flooding
ShelterBox has a team on the ground in Bangladesh after heavy rainfall in August led to severe flooding across the eastern region.
We’re speaking with our partners, Uttaran and Rotary, to gather as much information as we can.
Hundreds of thousands of homes are no longer habitable, so any response is likely to focus on supporting people with emergency shelter.
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Caribbean
Hurricane Beryl
ShelterBox is responding in the Caribbean after Hurricane Beryl left a trail of devastation across the islands.
We’re partnering with Rotary to get emergency shelter aid and other essential items to thousands of people uprooted from their homes in Grenada.
Right now, entire communities are living out in the open or in overcrowded buildings like schools. We’ll be providing tents as well as essential items like mosquito nets, solar lights, and cooking sets.
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Morocco
Earthquake
Credit: FADEL SENNA via Getty Images
A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Morocco late on Friday, September 8th, 2023, 43 mi south of Marrakesh. Thousands have been killed, and half a million people displaced.
We’re responding in Morocco, supporting thousands of people left homeless by the earthquake. We’re working hard to get tents, thermal blankets, solar lights, and kitchen sets to communities without adequate shelter in mountain villages.
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Malawi
Flooding
Heavy rainfall in early 2024 has caused severe flooding in central Malawi. As a result, thousands of people have been forced from their homes.
Families have been forced to find shelter elsewhere. Some are staying in schools, community centers, or with host families. Thousands more are seeking shelter in displacement camps. With other families already living in displacement camps after Cyclone Freddy in 2023, there is a shortage of tents, tarpaulins, and household items.
We are responding to the flooding; working with people who have been affected by the flooding, and our partner CARE Malawi. We will be using aid already in Malawi after Cyclone Freddy.
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Libya
FLOODING
On September 10 2023 Storm Daniel brought flooding to the northeast coast of Libya. The city of Derna was particularly badly affected after two dams burst, releasing a torrent of water.
We’re partnering with ACTED to support people who have lost their homes and belongings to flood water, with a focus on items that will help keep families warm.
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A man stands under heavy rain due to Storm Daniel, which affected the city of Derna in Libya, in Deir Al Balah, Gaza on September 10, 2023. (Photo by Ashraf Amra/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)
SOMALIA
DROUGHT AND CONFLICT
Due to drought and violence, hundreds of thousands of people have fled their homes in Somalia, searching for food, water and health services.
We’re working with the Juba Foundation to provide training and materials for the construction of locally appropriate shelters, as well as supplying essential items such as solar lights, water filters and mosquito nets.
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PAKISTAN
FLOODING
Severe monsoon flooding in Pakistan has left thousands of people with nowhere to live. The disaster has affected more than 33 million people and around 1 million houses have been damaged or destroyed.
We have partnered with Islamic Relief Pakistan to support thousands of people left with nowhere to live.
Aid includes tents, water filters and carriers, mosquito nets, and solar lights.
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Syria
CONFLICT
In Syria, the need for humanitarian support is greater than ever. People are facing violent conflict, financial crisis and extreme weather.
We’ve been supporting families affected by the war in Syria since 2012.
Right now, at least 11 million people have fled their homes.
The need for emergency shelter supplies remains, as families are forced from their homes by renewed conflict, and existing shelters need repair after years of use.
There is still an exhausting level of upheaval for many and there is no clear path to peace.
Mozambique
CONFLICT
The conflict in northern Mozambique is driving one of the world’s fastest-growing displacement crises.
Since October 2017, an Islamic extremist group has been launching violent attacks on civilians in the northern province of Cabo Delgado.
As of March 2024, over 780,000 people have left their homes. Of these, 80% are women and children
90% of people report shelter as their most urgent need, followed by food (88%).
With help from our partner CARE Mozambique, we are supporting vulnerable communities with shelter kits, solar lights, kitchen sets, sleeping mats, and mosquito nets.
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