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Heavy rain hit Gaza this weekend, creating an immediate emergency for families living in displacement camps. About 70,000 emergency tents were flooded across the area, according to local reports. Mattresses, blankets, clothes, and cooking supplies (which are already hard to procure for families) were completely soaked overnight. With winter coming soon and heavy rain getting […]
Clean drinking water and safe places to learn are basic everyday needs. Across Syria, years of crisis have damaged local water systems and school buildings, leaving rural communities without essential services. All Hands & Hearts is working alongside local partner Elaf for Relief and Development (Elaf RD) to repair damaged water stations and local school […]
Severe flooding across the Four Corners region has left communities facing significant damage and disruption. Roads remain closed, while floodwaters have risen so high that they have entered homes and, in some cases, completely submerged vehicles. Following initial assessments and coordination with local emergency management and community partners, significant needs have been identified across several […]
All children have the right to an education. Yet when disaster strikes, it is often one of the first things put on hold. While saving lives, providing shelter, and ensuring safety come first, education is too often pushed down the priority list—leaving children out of school for months, years, or indefinitely. At AH&H, we believe […]
When disaster strikes, the immediate focus is always on emergency relief. But true recovery happens in the weeks and months that follow in the quiet, essential work of restoring safety, sanitation, and spaces where communities can gather, learn, and rebuild. On the ground in La Guaira, Venezuela, our team is officially transitioning into the recovery […]
Dear friends and family, What does disaster recovery look like when the cameras leave, but the work is far from over? Sometimes, it’s a child walking into a restored school. A family receiving fresh produce while still struggling to make ends meet. Or a volunteer clearing vegetation in Santa Cruz County to reduce the risk […]
When Hurricane Isaias struck the Florida Panhandle on October 9, 2026, it left families across Escambia, Santa Rosa, and Walton counties facing immediate emergencies. Entire neighborhoods lost power, homes were damaged, and massive fallen trees blocked roads and driveways. In Pensacola, mobile home parks and local neighborhoods took the brunt of the storm. Families were […]
When Hurricane Melissa struck, communities across the island faced an unprecedented challenge. Over the months that followed, we worked alongside local families, workers, farmers, and small business owners to move from emergency relief to lasting recovery. We delivered food and water, cleared debris, tarped roofs, supplied repair materials, put cash into local hands, and trained […]
“Would you be able to speak on our panel about women’s health?” An old colleague of mine asked me this last week. He now works with UNICEF, but continues to advocate for the causes he deeply believes in across Mexico and was helping to organize the event. My first thought was: Hmm. I’m not a […]