AH&H Delivers Food to Hospitals, Sets Up Starlinks for Connectivity & Continues Distributions by Motorcycle

All Hands & Hearts and Alimenta la Solidaridad continue to coordinate with local partners in Caracas to organize and distribute food, water, and hygiene kits to survivors in the communities hit hardest by the Venezuela earthquakes. Food was delivered to medical professionals, Starlinks were set up for internet access, and essential supplies were delivered by motorcycle to areas not accessible by car.

All Hands & Hearts and Alimenta la Solidaridad delivered bologna, sausages, corn flour, and rice to feed injured survivors, families, and the medical professionals at local hospitals in Caracas. 

Distributed food included:

  • 2.2 metric tons of bologna
  • 2.0 metric tons of sausages
  • 1.0 metric ton of precooked corn flour
  • 1.4 metric tons of rice

An additional All Hands & Hearts Disaster Response Team arrived Sunday, equipped with essential response supplies and Starlink connectivity kits to strengthen response capacity on the ground.

Today, the AH&H team in Caracas organized food, hygiene kits, and water at a distribution center. The supplies reached communities by motorcycle, since many areas are inaccessible by vehicle. We also set up Starlink connectivity for internet access, giving areas that have been dark since the earthquakes much-needed communication.

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