Super Typhoon Rai
We provided emergency shelter to people affected by Super Typhoon Rai in the Philippines
People in Türkiye and Syria are receiving ShelterBox aid following the powerful earthquakes that killed over 50,000 people and damaged 66,000 buildings.
We have aid in both countries, including essential items such as tents, blankets, mattresses, and winter coats for children, with more on the way.
The items will help people surviving through this ongoing nightmare, protecting them from the winter weather, preventing the spread of disease, and providing some privacy, as they get back on their feet.
Learn more about the response and see how you can support our work.
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, solar lights and cash assistance.
Learn more about the situation in Pakistan and see how you can help.
We are responding to the Ukraine crisis, helping more than 37,000 people affected by the war in Ukraine so far. We’ve supported people displaced within Ukraine, as well as refugees who crossed the border into Moldova.
With our attention now firmly on supporting people through the bitter winter months, we’ll be reaching around 30,000 more people with essential items to help them survive.
People are living in damaged homes without heating or lighting. That’s why we’re providing thermal clothing, solar lights, water carriers and stoves with our new partner, NNLPD.
We’re also working with ReliefAid and Green Chernobyl to provide emergency shelter repair kits. This will help people fix damaged roofs, seal windows and doors, keep the heat in and make homes watertight.
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, we’re providing essential aid items to get people through the tough winter months. Working with our partners ReliefAid and Bahar Organisation, we’ll be supporting 4,000 families in the Northeast and Northwest with winterisation items such as baby grows, coats, mattresses, tent bases and other essential aid items.
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.
With help from our partner CARE Mozambique, we supporting vulnerable communities with shelter kits, solar lights, kitchen sets, sleeping mats, and mosquito nets.
Since 2009, Boko Haram has been waging an insurgency in Nigeria, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
Around 9.7 million people are now in need of urgent humanitarian aid in the Lake Chad region.
In Cameroon, we have supported over 18,000 families. We’re now working with our partner Public Concern to provide a range of emergency shelters and durable shelters, depending on people’s needs.
Burkina Faso is one of the fastest-growing displacement crises in Africa.
1.9 million people have been forced to flee their homes due to extremist violence. Efforts by both government forces and local militias to fight it have uprooted even more communities.
Together with our partner, HELP, we’ve supported over 4,000 families since 2020.
Recently, we have been providing aid items and emergency shelters known as Sahelian tents. These tents are constructed from locally sourced materials and offer a more durable structure for displaced families who have fled their homes to escape extremist violence.
Yemen is currently the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
It is a result of the bitter civil war, starvation, and a failing economy.
We have partnered with BCHR (Benevolence Coalition for Humanitarian Relief) to support vulnerable communities as violence flares up again. Together we are providing tents, tarpaulins, water filters, soap, masks and other household items.
Aid distributions are now complete, but we’re planning another project to support more people.
Millions of people have been forced to flee their homes due to violent conflict and drought in Ethiopia.
Working with our partner IOM, we’ve supported people with items like tarpaulins, rope, blankets, sleeping mats, mosquito nets, water carriers and kitchen sets.
We have supported a total of 22,000 people in the Afar and Somali regions in the last year. Aid distributions are now complete.
We provided emergency shelter to people affected by Super Typhoon Rai in the Philippines
We’re providing essential aid to families affected the most by the recent earthquake in Haiti.
Families in Odisha were severely affected by floods in 2020. Find out more and see how we’ve helped.
Read more about the two ferocious hurricanes and see how we’ve helped in Honduras.
Super Typhoon Goni is the strongest storm of 2020. Read more about the disaster and how we’re helping
We’ve been supporting disaster-hit families with essential aid to enable them to rebuild their homes and protect from coronavirus
Families need emergency shelter and other essential items like water filters and mosquito nets to help them survive and keep safe from coronavirus.
Vulnerable people have fled the cyclone, only to face the deadly risk of coronavirus
Flash flooding pushed families out of their homes, see how we’ve helped
We have supported families who lost their homes and have been left vulnerable to coronavirus
In April 2020, Category 5 Cyclone Harold hit Vanuatu. See how we’re responding.
Since 2000, we have responded to a number of major disasters that shook whole countries and their people. Have a look at some of the most memorable ShelterBox disaster responses.
In early December 2019 Typhoon Kammuri, locally known as Tisoy, devastated areas in the Philippines. See how we’ve helped.
A series of powerful earthquakes struck Mindanao island in the Philippines in 2019. See how we’ve responded.
Families just like ours have suddenly lost everything, targeted in their own homes where they should feel safe.
In March 2017, intense rains left thousands of families without even basic shelter
Sectarian violence in Myanmar forced over half a million Rohingya people to flee to Bangladesh in 2017 alone.
Families in Paraguay’s capital city, Asuncion, were affected by severe flooding. Find out how we’ve helped.
In 2018, thousands of families were left homeless in Bolivia after heavy flooding destroyed homes and livelihoods.
Find out what happened in Malawi after Cyclone Idai and how we supported families to recover.
A series of deadly earthquakes and a powerful tsunami hit Indonesia in 2018.
Severe drought in Somaliland has forced thousands of families to leave their homes in search of basic services and alternative livelihoods in the Horn of Africa.
Usman left a trail of destruction when it made landfall in the Philippines in 2018. We have supported families with essential aid items.
Flooding swept away homes and livelihoods in Kenya in 2018, leaving over 290,000 people homeless. We spoke to families we supported, to understand how the aid enabled them to start recovering.
Devastating floods in Kenya in 2018 left families without a home. Find out more and how we’ve helped.
In June 2018, Guatemala’s Fuego volcano erupted, affecting millions of people. It was the country’s most devastating volcanic eruption since 1974.
When hurricanes Irma and Maria hit the Caribbean in 2017, no one could imagine how powerful and devastating they could be.
In 2017, Category 5 Hurricane Irma caused devastation in the Caribbean, then Hurricane Maria brought a new wave of destruction.
Typhoon Mangkhut ripped through the Philippines in September 2018, forcing thousands from their homes. We responded by providing vital aid to families affected the most.
Half a million people are in need of humanitarian assistance in Chad. See how we helped.
Learn what happened in Iraq, key facts and numbers about the Iraq conflict, and how ShelterBox has responded.