WHAT WE DO // OUR SERVICES
Humanitarian and Disaster Response
Together, we can bring relief to those suffering in their greatest time of need.
WHAT WE DO // OUR SERVICES
Humanitarian and Disaster Response
Together, we can bring relief to those suffering in their greatest time of need.
Humanitarian crises are on the rise, fueled by increasing conflict and climate events around the world. Crisis in the Middle East. War in Ukraine. Ongoing conflict in DR Congo. A Sudanese refugee crisis in Chad. These tragic events have caused immense suffering and loss in recent years.
If you're like us, you believe everyone should have somewhere safe to turn in their greatest moments of need. That's why we work alongside trusted, local responders and churches to provide necessities like food, clean water, shelter, healthcare, psychosocial support and more in the wake of humanitarian crises.
But we can't respond without people like you.
When you give today, you help us:
Meet Urgent Needs
For 80 years, we have been responding to crises and providing emergency relief. We believe in building resilience where and when it's needed most.
Rebuild Even After Headlines Fade
Alongside local churches and partners, we ensure communities impacted by crises not only survive, but have what they need to rebuild and thrive for generations to come. We are committed to helping even after headlines fade.
Reduce Future Risks
Mobilizing churches and community members, we work to reduce underlying vulnerabilities to crises and build cultures of resilience through climate-responsive agriculture training, disaster preparedness, peacebuilding and more.
For 80 years across 100 countries, we've been responding to the most pressing human crises. We cannot control when disaster strikes, but when it does, God calls us to respond with compassion - wherever and whenever help is needed most.
Your gift has the power to save lives. Will you respond with us?
Related news & stories
Changemakers in Haiti — Who is the Hero?
When people think of Haiti, they often think of incredible poverty, disaster, dependence, and despair. But there is another story. It is one of the church stepping into communities as beacons of light and agents of change, offering help and hope to struggling families.
How To Make Sure We’re Ready for the Next Crisis
What do you do when the tragedies of this world seem like they just won’t stop? What do you do when so many already-vulnerable…
Diamonds of Haiti: The Aftermath of Hurricane Matthew
[The following videos and blog post are detailed updates we’ve received from Joseph Bataille, World Relief’s Country Director in Haiti, about the relief efforts…