ShelterBox at Home
Coronavirus is having a huge impact on our lives and the world around us.
At ShelterBox we are committed to supporting disaster-affected families who are vulnerable to coronavirus. We are taking additional steps to protect our team and we are determined to make sure that families can recover quickly, stay healthy and be less exposed to the risks of the virus.
We are also here to support you. As many Rotary club events and meetings are moving online, we want to provide opportunities for you to remain connected as a club, as a community and globally as people of action.
Our coronavirus response
Learn more about ShelterBox and our work around the world at this time.
Recorded presentation
If your club is continuing to meet online, spend time together learning more about ShelterBox with our pre-recorded presentation.
Virtual speaker
If your club is continuing to meet online, we would like to join and share a ShelterBox update.
Resources
If you or your fellow club members are interested in finding out more about ShelterBox, access and share our resources. There’s videos, documents, case studies and more.
Our Aid
Download and use our free Augmented Reality App to discover the aid items that help communities rebuild after disaster, all in the comfort of your own home.
Virtual Tour
At ShelterBox HQ our visitor centre offers the opportunity to step into the world of disaster relief. Take a virtual tour from your home and discover what we do.
Fun ideas
A range of ideas and activities that you can do from home to connect with your club or community and support ShelterBox.
Hear from an SRT
Read what ShelterBox Response Team Member, Yi Shun Lai, has learnt from Disaster Relief for weathering coronavirus.
ShelterMakers
Challenge your family or youth clubs you know to take of the ShelterMaker Challenge, to build the perfect den and share it.
Get in touch
Staying in touch is vital at this time. If you have any additional ideas of what else we could be providing for clubs to stay connected with each other, ShelterBox and vulnerable families around the world, we would love to hear from you.