Hurricane Rebuilding and Connecting with Communities

April 1, 2021

Promoting justice in the aftermath of Honduras' hurricanes


In the aftermath of November’s hurricanes, we are connecting with affected community members who are also part of our anti-violence programs. In a recent visit, we met with Alberto and Lidia*, whose roof was destroyed by the storm. This teasing, loving couple shared their fresh eggs with staff as we checked out their new roof, which was installed thanks to your generosity. We also learned how Alberto and Lidia shared beans and rice with neighbors who lost everything, a testament to their care in the midst of crisis.


Families like Alberto and Lidia are on our minds as we invest in post-hurricane recovery and vaccine transparency. We are already monitoring that vaccines are distributed according to priority in almost 100 health centers across the country.


*Names have been changed to protect the family’s privacy


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