The winters in Syria can be bitterly cold, especially for people who are displaced. They can lack basic necessities such as warm clothes and blankets. In this blog discover the stories for some of the people who feature in our winter campaign.

An update from ShelterBox on the humanitarian crisis unfolding in Gaza and Israel

After six years of violence in Mozambique, many people have been forced from their homes. In this blog hear the stories of three women we have supported in Mozambique, and how they survived in the face of violence.

After recent disasters have hit the headlines, we share how we decide to respond

This remember a charity week, learn more about leaving a gift in your will to charity

As we reach peak hurricane season, we share stories from some of the people we have helped after severe storms in the past. Discover more about the impact of these storms, and the strength of the people who survive them.

On World Humanitarian Day 2023 some ShelterBox staff members share what being a humanitarian means to them.

Learn more about ShelterBox, our history and how we work to ensure no one is without shelter after disaster.

With soaring temperatures hitting the headlines, we’re sharing stories from some of the people we support who have been impacted by the climate crisis

Learn more about gift aid, and how one simple action can make a big difference to charities like us.

Learn more about the crisis in Burkina Faso, and why it is considered the world’s most neglected displacement crises.

The term ‘natural disasters’ is commonly used – but disasters are not natural. Here are five reasons why.

A look at the evolution of our emergency shelter

Take a look behind the scenes of a recent ethical storytelling workshop at Minawao, Refugee Camp in Cameroon.

To mark World Water Day, learn more about the story of our Grifaid water filter including its links to Rotary and how it became a staple of our responses.

On February 6 2023, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria, followed by a second 7.5 magnitude earthquake. Thousands of aftershocks followed.

In March 2011, peaceful protests in Syria escalated into brutal conflict that’s still ongoing. Read 7 facts about the conflict in Syria.

After fleeing their homes to escape war, millions in northern Syria are facing new devastation. This is why the Turkey and Syria earthquakes could not have hit a more vulnerable place.

One year on, the war in Ukraine isn’t over. We are committed to doing all we can to support families who have lost so much. Stand with us.

What is Lent … why people give things up? Keep reading to hear some thoughts on Lent in 2023, get some inspiration on things to give up and learn 5 facts about Lent.

In 2023, let’s give all crises the attention they deserve. Here are 6 forgotten crises that you need to know about.

From virtual gifts to ShelterBox Book Club membership, get inspiration for Christmas gifts that give back, helping families with shelter and warmth after disaster.

We’re gearing up for Thank You Day – an annual tradition to personally thank many of our supporters. See why everyone in the organisation takes the time to phone and personally thank our supporters.

Discover the true stories of the Ukrainians featured in the film and go behind the scenes to meet the ‘rockstar poet’, the British-Ukrainian actor, and the translator from Cornwall who worked on the film.

COP27 conference: Our CEO Sanj Srikanthan reflects on the urgent message we’re sending to global leaders.

Gifts in Wills are incredibly important to charities. Learn how to leave a gift in your Will and everything you need to know before deciding.

Read an Q&A from Brian Stewart; a committed Rotarian, brilliant ShelterBox Book Club member and published author!

The Horn of Africa is experiencing the worst drought in over 40 years. Learn more about this crisis and how shelter can make an impact.

Discover everything you need to know about World Humanitarian Day and meet four real-life humanitarians.

Read how we listened to communities to adapt our solar lights.

Have a look at these 6 summer reads picked exclusively by ShelterBox Book Club.

Plastic pollution is a global problem. Read more about it and see how ShelterBox is committed to reducing unnecessary single-use plastic from our aid packaging.

In spring 2022, the members of the ShelterBox Book Club read ‘Sweet Bean Paste’ by Durian Sukegawa. We compiled questions from our members for Durian, take a look at his written answers.

LGBTQ+ Pride Month is here. Learn how to be a better ally to the LGBTQ+ community and challenge the norms.

Climate change is making extreme storms even more devastating. Read 3 stories of survival after extreme storms in Vanuatu and Malawi.

The 2022 Atlantic Basin hurricane season is more active than usual, with more powerful named storms than average since the start of the season. Read how we’re preparing.

From physical challenges to camping in the freezing cold, here are some of our favourite fundraising stories.

See how we worked with partners to reach 20,000 families after Typhoon Rai.

Read how you can help people affected by the Ukraine crisis.

The latest IPCC Report on climate change is out. Read 5 of the main findings of this report and why our work is important in the fight against climate change.

Our changing climate is making large weather events like droughts and hurricanes worse. Learn more about climate-related disasters.

See how ShelterBox worked with partners to respond to the 2021 Haiti earthquake, despite the challenges.

As the temperatures drop and the days remain short, it’s not uncommon for many of us to be feeling a little blue. Here are four easy ways to beat the winter blues and start looking forward to Spring.

Child psychologist Paul Howard-Jones reflects on the importance of a safe and stable home on a child’s development.

The ultimate Christmas gift guide from ShelterBox will inspire you to choose the best unique, ethical, and fun gifts for the whole family. Have a look at our top 2021 Christmas gift ideas below and happy shopping!

Storytelling inspires change. See why ShelterBox Book Club has published Tamesis Street: an all-star story of a climate crisis.

Learn what Black History Month is and read the story of Joseph Antonio Emidy.

Learn about the devastating humanitarian crisis unfolding in Tigray, Ethiopia.

Read how we worked with Rotary and Habitat for Humanity to support families in Honduras after Hurricanes Eta and Iota.

We spoke to Domi, the warehouse and logistics supervisor at the ShelterBox Operations Philippines office. Read on to hear about his journey with ShelterBox, what his job involves, and his message to ShelterBox supporters.

The G7 summit of 2021 is taking place on our home turf in Cornwall. Read why it’s important for us and the communities affected by climate change.

Small, everyday changes to our daily life can have a positive impact on the fight against climate change. Here are 7 simple ways to be more sustainable.

See how coronavirus has changed our work, and what the impact has been for families who have been displaced by disaster.

Delivering training is crucial for the success of our projects. See how we’ve conducted remote training this year despite the challenges posed by coronavirus.

This Lent, give something up for charity and raise vital funds for disaster-affected families. Take part in Give a Tent for Lent.

January 2001 and 2010 will be remembered for all the wrong reasons. Read about two of our most important earthquake responses and learn more about earthquakes.

New Year, new you! From setting personal goals and helping families affected by disaster, find out why you should take up a challenge for ShelterBox this year.

We asked people around the UK how they were feeling about festivities and decorations this year. Find out what we learned.

Inspiration from some of the brilliant aid workers, volunteers and fundraisers supporting ShelterBox through the coronavirus crisis.

2020 has been full of challenges because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read how you can make a real impact this Christmas and change a family’s life.

As we celebrate our 20th birthday this year, we couldn’t forget our volunteers who dedicate their time and effort to help us make sure families receive emergency shelter after disaster.

In the era of coronavirus, the challenges of transporting aid around the world are greater than ever. See how we get aid to disaster-affected communities. 

As the nights draw in and the world remains changed by coronavirus, there has never been a better time to join an online book club, but why join ours?

Learn more about the coronavirus situation in Paraguay and how we’re helping families to protect themselves.

2020 marks our 20th birthday! Watch these video messages from our President Her Majesty The Queen Consort, the Rotary Club of Helston Lizard, and Holger Knaack, Rotary International President.

We have been supporting families around the world with life-saving aid to help them protect from coronavirus. But we must do more. Read how you can help us in the global fight against coronavirus.

Read inspiring stories from people who have been fundraising for us during lockdown

How do you get aid to the people who need it without endangering anyone and when most countries are on some kind of lockdown and large gatherings are banned?

How do we check that what we’ve done is effective when you can’t easily go back to ask people because most countries are on lockdown and physical distancing is the new normal?

See how coronavirus is making existing crises worse in the developing world.

This global pandemic is changing all our lives. It’s our duty as humanitarians to help those least able to protect themselves.

5 Things You Need to Know About Coronavirus and how it’s affecting families living through disaster.

Joined by renowned photographer, Sian Davey, and filmmaker Benn Berkley, we documented Mwalija village’s journey of self-recovery in a multi-media project we called ‘Kunyumba’ (meaning ‘home’).