Immediate relief distribution
Food, water, shelter material and blankets moved into affected areas.
Overview
When a disaster strikes, the first days are about covering the basics that keep people alive and safe. That means moving food and clean water into affected areas fast, alongside shelter material for families whose homes are damaged or gone, and blankets to get people through nights in the open or in temporary camps. It is unglamorous, logistics-heavy work, but it is what stands between a family and real hardship in the immediate aftermath.
- Food & water
- Shelter material
- Blankets
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Food, water, shelter material and blankets moved into affected areas.