6 facts about ShelterBox
Learn more about ShelterBox, our history and how we work to ensure no one is without shelter after disaster.
Learn more about ShelterBox, our history and how we work to ensure no one is without shelter after disaster.
With soaring temperatures hitting the headlines, we’re sharing stories from some of the people we support who have been impacted by the climate crisis
Learn more about the crisis in Burkina Faso, and why it is considered the world’s most neglected displacement crises.
The term ‘natural disasters’ is commonly used – but disasters are not natural. Here are five reasons why.
A look at the evolution of our emergency shelter
On February 6 2023, a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck southern Turkey and northern Syria, followed by a second 7.5 magnitude earthquake. Thousands of aftershocks followed.
In March 2011, peaceful protests in Syria escalated into brutal conflict that’s still ongoing. Read 7 facts about the conflict in Syria.
After fleeing their homes to escape war, millions in northern Syria are facing new devastation. This is why the Turkey and Syria earthquakes could not have hit a more vulnerable place.
One year on, the war in Ukraine isn’t over. We are committed to doing all we can to support families who have lost so much. Stand with us.
In 2023, let’s give all crises the attention they deserve. Here are 6 forgotten crises that you need to know about.
The Horn of Africa is experiencing the worst drought in over 40 years. Learn more about this crisis and how shelter can make an impact.
Read how we listened to communities to adapt our solar lights.
Plastic pollution is a global problem. Read more about it and see how ShelterBox is committed to reducing unnecessary single-use plastic from our aid packaging.
Climate change is making extreme storms even more devastating. Read 3 stories of survival after extreme storms in Vanuatu and Malawi.
The 2022 Atlantic Basin hurricane season was predicted to be more active than usual. Read how we prepared in this blog from 2022.
See how we worked with partners to reach 20,000 families after Typhoon Rai.
Read how you can help people affected by the Ukraine crisis.
Our changing climate is making large weather events like droughts and hurricanes worse. Learn more about climate-related disasters.