ACTIVE EMERGENCY

Ethiopia Emergency Response

Long-standing animosities erupted into armed conflict in Ethiopia’s Tigray region in November 2020. Millions of people fled their homes due to violence; those who stayed, faced famine conditions when the war effort blocked all food transports. FH was forced to halt operations temporarily in Tigray and parts of Amhara region. While a peace deal took effect in November 2022, local outbursts of violence continue to hamper relief efforts. And parts of the zone suffer the effects of climate change, bringing both drought and flooding to conflict-battered communities.

1 Million+

Millions of people still lack access to the basic necessities.

2020

Armed conflict erupted in Ethiopia’s Tigray region in November 2020.

Drought + Food Shortage

Climate change has exasperated the situation by limited access to food and water.

Millions of people still lack access to the basic necessities. Your gifts will provide people with a reliable source of staple foods, and the assistance to restart farming and livestock businesses. This means children can once again eat nutritious meals, attend school, and pay for health care when they’re sick.

Should funds raised for this effort exceed the budgeted need, remainders will be used in the best possible way to help communities challenged by poverty, injustice and marginalization. FH is accountable before God and you to use gifts wisely. As members of Excellence in Giving and the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, we also abide by their strict reporting standards.

CRISIS UPDATES

STARVATION LOOMS OVER MILLIONS

Haiti Emergency Response

Currently, 4.3 million of Haiti’s 11.6 million people face acute hunger, while 1.4 million are on the brink of starvation.

HAITI IN STATE OF EMERGENCY

Haiti Emergency Response

State of Emergency declared after armed gangs stormed a major prison, allowing hundreds of violent criminals to storm the streets of the city. Port-au-Prince is now under the control of these gangs.

CRISIS TEAM ASSEMBLING

Haiti Emergency Response

A crisis management team has been assembled to assess the greatest needs of people in crisis-affected areas and is working to identify the best ways to connect them with necessities like food and clean water.

FH STAFF IN HAITI RESPONDING

Haiti Emergency Response

60 staff members are dispersed across Haitian communities, serving families and meeting urgent needs. With so many internally displaced people and food security concerns, the team is working diligently to help.

WELLS NOW PRODUCE CLEAN WATER

All 15 borehole wells targeted for rehabilitation after the cyclone are now fixed and in operation. FH continues distributing water purification tablets to insure families drink clean water.

FOOD, SEED, AND TOOLS DISTRIBUTED

FH provided 1,100 households with food vouchers that allowed families to purchase rice, maize meal, beans, vegetable oil, and salt. Additionally the same households received cabbage and tomato seeds, along with hoes to help replant ruined fields.