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Disaster Relief - Humanitarian Aid

Each of us have had our lives changed by circumstances beyond our control. In our world, there are many for which devastation comes in the form of natural disasters: weather, geological or biological in nature.

HELP International has answered the call to serve those shaken by nature’s disasters both here and abroad. We are committed to sending humanitarian aid to disaster regions as a part of the mission we serve.

  • Since 2002, more disasters have been reported on a yearly basis than in any preceding decade.
  • Disasters continue to target the world's poorest and least developed.
  • Weather-related disasters continue to rise during the past decade.

           Source: IFRC World Disasters Report 2003

 

"Natural disasters are happening more often, and having an ever more dramatic impact on the world in terms of both their human and economic costs. While the number of lives lost has declined in the past 20 years - 800,000 people died from natural disasters in the 1990s, compared with 2 million in the 1970s - the number of people affected has risen. Over the past decade, the total affected by natural disasters has tripled to 2 billion."

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The Solution: Volunteers

The First Wave - “Volunteers form the first line of response in the aftermath of any disaster,” Ramanathan Balakrishnan, of UN Volunteers, an agency that mobilizes international volunteers to support sustainable development, told IRIN in Kenya.”

“The first 24 hours after a disaster strikes are the most critical, as it is still possible to save lives, especially in the case of earthquakes.”  Source: http://www.irinnews.org

"The time to prepare for a disaster is not when the disaster hits!"  - Jean Kaye, Executive Director, HELP International.

JOIN US NOW-BE PART OF THE SOLUTION SOMEONE IS WAITING FOR!

Haiti

Teams from H.E.L.P. travelled to Haiti in both February and April of 2010.

Colorado Fires

2010 saw fires ignite across the Front Range of Colorado, ravaging hundreds of homes in their wake. Homeowners in Boulder and Loveland were evacuated to shelters for up to a weeks time, hoping that their homes would be waiting for them when the disaster was contained.

HELP linked arms with the Red Cross, supplying the fire refugees with everything from toiletries and food to clothes and simple medical supplies. The HELP warehouse served as a “store” for the needy, allowing free access to anything either lost in the fire, or needed to wait it out.

Volunteer Online

If you are interested in volunteering with H.E.L.P. International, please fill out our volunteer information form.

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HELP Warehouse

629 14th Street S.W.
Loveland, CO  80537

Ph: 970.224.2233

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Hope's Storehouse

801 Main Street
Longmont, Colorado 80501

Ph: 303.776.3307

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Hope's Treasures

809 10th Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631

Ph: 970-515-7550

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