AH&H Provides Relief Kits to 1,000 People in La Guaira & Receives Flight Full of Starlinks

Relief kits were distributed to 1,000 people across three locations in Naiguatá and Caraballeda where earthquake survivors have been relocated. AH&H is also helping displaced families in Venezuela reconnect with their loved ones and enabling vital communication for rescuers thanks to the generous support of Amazon.

Distribution centers in Venezuela are facing fuel shortages, making it difficult to transport supplies to more remote communities. Water continues to be scarce, and there is an ongoing need for safe drinking water. There is also limited connectivity and access to Wi-Fi in the affected areas.

All Hands & Hearts distributed family kits containing water, hygiene items, flashlights, and batteries across three locations in Naiguatá and Caraballeda where earthquake survivors have been relocated.

We delivered 60 kits to a local health center in Naiguatá, 100 kits through a church distribution in Naiguatá, as well for 100 families who lost their homes in the earthquake, and another 90 kits to a church distribution center in Caraballeda. These kits will provide much-needed relief to around 1,000 people.

We also received a flight full of Starlinks that will restore Wi-Fi in shelters across La Guaira, thanks to the generous support of our friends at Amazon. This will help displaced families reconnect with loved ones and enable vital communication for rescuers.

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