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This is what our team is seeing in Venezuela after the two back-to-back devastating earthquakes, while delivering water and emergency supplies along the coastline in La Guaira, one of the most affected areas in Venezuela. Our team notes that the whole stretch up to Caraballeda is devastated. The buildings right on the beachfront have collapsed, […]

Last week, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake – the most powerful to strike the Philippines this year and one of the strongest the region has seen in decades – hit the island of Mindanao. Massive landslides, cracked mountainsides, and fractured bridges have cut off remote villages entirely. Early reports confirm 65 deaths, 1,447 injuries, and more […]

In Gaza, where access to food and medicine is a daily struggle, the difference between one kitchen staying open and closing can mean hundreds of families going hungry. It is a place where every pallet of supplies, every nutritional supplement, and every piece of medical equipment carries life-or-death weight. This is a look at what […]

Through our extensive disaster relief efforts, we at All Hands & Hearts have seen how hurricanes can permanently reshape communities, especially where recovery resources are limited. While hurricanes are unavoidable, these stories highlight how AH&H is getting people back on their feet, particularly in coastal and low-lying flood zones. 1. In Florida, we are helping communities […]

Since the war with Iran started on February 28, 2026, children living in the Middle East have once again been subject to the trauma of war and conflict. The war is growing and impacts are multiplying across countries and communities. Children have been killed or injured across the region – Lebanon, Iran, Israel, and Bahrain. Beyond […]

As another school year comes to an end, children, teachers, and parents around the world are celebrating the close of another chapter of learning. But for many communities affected by disaster, getting back to school is not always simple. At All Hands & Hearts, rebuilding safe spaces for education is at the heart of the […]

For generations, wildfire was treated as something to eliminate completely. While well-intentioned, over 100 years of fire suppression changed the natural balance of forests. Without periodic low-intensity burns to clear underbrush and dead vegetation, forests became overcrowded with fuel. At the same time, climate change has intensified conditions on the ground. Warmer temperatures, prolonged drought, […]

Around the world, wildfire seasons are growing longer and more intense. Hotter temperatures, prolonged drought and stronger winds are combining to create ideal conditions for large, fast-moving fires in regions that have faced them for centuries, as well as in places where they were once rare. From dense forests to grasslands and urban edges, more […]

Ukraine’s railway network has become a critical lifeline during the war, moving civilians, delivering aid, and connecting communities across vast distances. It has also become a target. In 2025 alone, railway infrastructure was attacked nearly 1,200 times – more than in the previous two years combined. Passenger trains have increasingly been caught in these strikes, […]

When disaster strikes, All Hands & Hearts teams show up. It’s what we do, and what we believe in at our core. This spring, we wanted to share what showing up has looked like across our programs around the world. From standing alongside families in the hardest days after storms or tornadoes, to rebuilding schools […]