In addition to helping pack and coordinate shipping boxes of food and medicine, HHI has established a free trauma counseling operation in partnership with the Caracas Church of Christ, purchased and funded the operation of a mobile food kitchen, and is working to purchase a cargo van and fund multiple field days which include free doctor consultations, hair cuts, relief packages, and children play therapy, in close partnership with Treasures in Heaven. Give today.
HHI is partnering with the Armenia Norte Church of Christ to provide food and basic necessities to their surrounding community as many people can not reenter their condemned homes.
We will continue to assess and partner with local Christians on the ground to provide immediate assistance and eventually help with recovery efforts. Give today.
HHI joined a coalition of Christian organizations and congregations for Cuba which is in process of providing a new cargo van and 4 containers of relief supplies to Cuba.
(Jamaica and Haiti)
(Jamaica and Haiti)
After one of the most powerful Atlantic hurricanes hit the west side of Jamaica, we have been partnering with local congregations, including the Jamaican School of Preaching, to help rebuild homes, provide basic necessities, repair roofs, and provide generators. In Haiti we have provided financial support to more than 130 farming families whose crops were devastated, provided basic food supplies, and rebuilt a house. We are continuing to provide ongoing assistance and ship containers of humanitarian supplies.
We are focusing our earthquake recovery efforts on drilling a new borewell and providing a larger capacity water reservoir in Arapal, Cebu. Our typhoon responses have been in partnership with MARCH for Christ and the local Christians in Quiapo, San Isidro, Kalaymyo, and Tamu, providing food and water relief. If you would like more details, please reach out to our Director of Disaster Response, James Rucker at jrucker@hhi.org.
(Malawi and Zimbabwe)
(Malawi and Zimbabwe)
The drought that began in Southern Africa in 2023 has lasted more than 750 days. It has had a devastating impact on several countries with the most critical being Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Malawi. The shortage of water has led to widespread food insecurity and a significant loss of crops and livestock. The prolonged dry conditions have exacerbated the region’s vulnerability, with more than 27 million people facing hunger and limited access to clean water. In response, Healing Hands International has been working tirelessly to alleviate the suffering not only by drilling water wells and teaching appropriate agriculture techniques, but by shipping containers of essential food relief to affected communities. Additionally, we’ve provided funds to purchase food supplies in Zimbabwe and Malawi via our local coordinators, ensuring that those in the most need receive help. If you would like more details, please reach out to our Director of Disaster Response, James Rucker at jrucker@hhi.org.
We have provided ongoing assistance, including food, clothing, water, transportation, fuel, and financial support, to over 1,000 displaced individuals across Israel, the West Bank, and Gaza. Our current focus is on praying for peace in the region, helping provide prosthetics to children who have lost limbs from the conflict, and providing food and water to Christians and their community in Gaza.
To learn more and give specifically to this response, click here.
Our current support includes trauma counseling via Yulia Grischuk, sending basic humanitarian aid through our warehouse, logistical support from Western Europe into Ukraine via our Polish partners, as well as our strong partnerships with the Ukrainian organizations of Volunteer Brothers and Let’s Love.
