2,207
people killed
12,268
people injured
139,000
homes destroyed
or damaged
650,000
people
are in urgent need of shelter, food, safe water, and hygiene facilities.
Many of the survivors are seriously injured and in need of urgent support. Hospitals are already overwhelmed by demand. The situation is truly desperate.
And, just two days after the earthquake, Tropical Storm Grace lashed Haiti with drenching rains, causing landslides and flash flooding.
More than 800,000 people have been left stranded. Most have limited or no access to shelter, clean water and food.
It is a race against time to reach them.
Injured people in OFATMA Hospital, Les Cayes after the 7.2-magnitude earthquake. August, 2021. © Rawley Crews/HI
Our team in Haiti is providing desperately-needed emergency care, rehabilitation and psychological support, as well as running an aid distribution network. Additional experts have arrived to support our emergency response.
Our priority actions are:
- Medical support (emergency care, rehabilitation, and psychological support)
- Essential needs provision (food, shelter, sanitation and hygiene)
- Logistics platform for aid storage and distribution
It is vital that we act quickly after such a massive disaster, but we can’t do it without vital emergency funds.
Latest photos from our teams in Haiti
All photos © Rawley Crews/HI






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