How you can help: Venezuela earthquakes

Direct Relief is preparing emergency medical aid, including first aid supplies, hygiene items for displaced families, medicines used to treat acute injuries, and chronic disease medications for people whose access to routine care has been disrupted. Direct Relief will continue responding to requests from healthcare partners as needs emerge.

Convoy of Hope is on the ground providing immediate life-sustaining relief to survivors of the devastating Venezuela earthquakes.

Global Empowerment Mission has mobilized for Venezuela Earthquake survivors. We are collecting monetary and inkind donations at our HQ in Miami to ship to Venezuela. GEM will be participating in long-term recover for this mission.

Americares is mobilizing to deliver emergency medical aid and relief supplies to Venezuela.

AH&H’s disaster relief team is mobilizing to deploy needed humanitarian aid to the hardest-hit communities in Caracas, Venezuela. Your support makes it possible for us to move fast, work alongside local partners, and stay as long as communities need us.

Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday evening, collapsing buildings in the capital of Caracas and sending shockwaves across multiple states. World Central Kitchen’s Relief Team is working with longtime partners in the country to support impacted families.

Team Rubicon is activating resources and gathering its team in response to the two powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela. The situation is evolving rapidly and preparation has begun for a potential medical response to support impacted communities.

Save the Children has launched a response and is working with local partners to provide healthcare, shelter, food, child protection and other lifesaving support. We aim to reach 200,000 people, including 100,000 children.

Doctors Without Borders is on the ground assessing needs in La Guaira, one of the cities most affected by the earthquakes.

Alimenta la Solidaridad is providing emergency support to victims and first responders in Venezuela, including food, water, equipment, and medical supplies.

CARE’s immediate priority is saving lives and supporting those who have been injured in the widespread damage, with collapsed infrastructures and major access routes crippled.