Disaster rehabilitation fund

Disaster Rehabilitation for Honduras

We’re here to support families impacted by Tropical Storm Sara.

Disaster rehabilitation fund

This year, Honduras has dealt with the fallout of Tropical Storm Sara. Those affected can be set back years if the struggle to rebuild their lives exceeds their capacity.

Give to Help Families Affected by Disaster

Every year, disasters — earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, mudslides — devastate the environment and communities around the globe.

Your gift today will provide:

  • Canned goods
  • Clean water
  • Other urgently needed supplies to families shaken by Tropical Storm Sara
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Disaster Position Statement  

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Families in Honduras are coping with the effects of Tropical Storm Sara.

Heifer International works with vulnerable communities in disaster-prone areas. We help at-risk communities prepare for and mitigate the potential impact of disasters.

While not a disaster relief agency, when major disasters exceed a project community’s capacity to respond, Heifer partners with relief and recovery agencies and first-responders on the ground to support the efforts in communities where we work, with a focus on livestock and agricultural systems rehabilitation.

Our role is to provide short-term provisional support—food, water and transportation—with an emphasis on helping Heifer project participants.

And, because so many project communities like these in Honduras are located in areas sensitive to climatic events, we raise money for our disaster rehabilitation fund all year round.

Large-scale fundraising will only be considered when there is a significant geographic impact or when a large number of Heifer communities or families are impacted.

We Build Strong Communities

Our Community Managed Disaster Risk Reduction (CMDRR) training helps families prepare for the worst.

Participants are taught how to:

  • Secure livestock and feed
  • Harvest crops for food
  • Secure water and firewood
  • Identify evacuation centers
  • Safeguard important papers, education materials and cash

While we are not a relief organization, we have a responsibility to our families to get them back on their feet and ready to rebuild for the long term. Mother Nature can lash out anywhere at any time. That's why we have our Disaster Rehabilitation Fund.

Funds up to $25,000 will be used to provide disaster assistance in Honduras. Any funds raised above that goal amount will be directed to Heifer’s disaster rehabilitation fund to respond quickly to future emergencies.