What does disaster recovery look like long after the cameras leave? In this updates letter, All Hands & Hearts California State Director Anya Graziano details how volunteer teams are building ...
As we look forward to the one-year anniversary of Hurricane Melissa, we look back on our work this past year. When Hurricane Melissa devastated homes, schools and hospitals across the island, All ...
Discover how our relief teams are delivering generators, solar lights, direct financial aid, and chainsaw debris removal to ...
AHAH supported long-term recovery in The Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian by rebuilding homes and schools, removing debris and providing safe shelter solutions to communities devastated by the Category ...
In Mexico, 31% of girls under 15 report missing school during their period. All Hands & Hearts Mexico Executive Director Jacquelin Steinberg-DiStefano explains why rebuilding schools is women’s health ...
Hurricane Melissa has intensified into a Category 5 storm, potentially the strongest ever to strike Jamaica. Forecasters warn of life-threatening storm surge, with winds up to 175 mph, menacing the ...
Cuando el huracán Isaias azotó el Panhandle de Florida, comunidades enteras se quedaron sin electricidad, con patios bloqueados y viviendas dañadas. Nuestro equipo se movilizó de inmediato en los ...
In Northern Cebu, an island province in the Philippines, communities were steadily picking up the pieces from September’s catastrophic earthquake when they were hit again, this time by the force of a ...
At Shree Kamala Basic School in the village of Bhatahi, 184 students and 12 teachers have been making it work in old, unsafe buildings for over a decade. The teachers never gave up, keeping lessons ...
A disaster can take just minutes to upend the life you knew: homes lost, schools destroyed, entire communities left to pick up the pieces. Recovery, however, takes time. Together, we meet the urgent ...
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