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As Haiti reels from the devastating 7.2 magnitude earthquake that hit the south of the island in the early hours of Saturday 14th August, CARE teams have begun carrying out rapid assessments in all of its operating areas and stands ready to respond with…
Haitians are exhausted from the constant natural disasters they are facing.
“The gigantic waves starting to pound our northern shore give us a hint of what is coming,”
CARE’s emergency teams on the ground are preparing their response to Hurricane Irma
When Hurricane Matthew slammed into the Southern peninsula of Haiti, it destroyed the majority of crops and livestock. Three months later, there are 800,000 people in urgent need of food assistance leaving the country at risk of a food crisis, warns CARE.
Food is the biggest need, as people’s crops and livestock were completely destroyed.
CARE teams are on the ground in hard-hit areas scaling up the response, which includes distributing hot meals, clean water, tarps and hygiene kits.
CARE will be scaling up its response aiming to provide tarps and hygiene kits to some 50,000 people.
CARE is preparing to respond with clean drinking water, food assistance and emergency supplies such as tarps for shelter, blankets and hygiene kits.
In FY2023, CARE worked around the world, contributing to saving lives, fighting poverty, and increasing social justice.
