Why including women from the start strengthens recovery
How including women and girls in disaster response strengthens recovery. Why shelter, safety and dignity matter – and how ShelterBox is learning and adapting.
Peter Jarvis Showcases ShelterBox at the Victor Harbor Art Show
For 47 years, the Victor Harbor Art Show has been one of South Australia’s most iconic summer events. Run by the Rotary Club of Victor Harbor, the show transforms Warland Reserve into a vibrant cultural hub each January. Inside a huge marquee overlooking the foreshore, thousands of visitors wander through high quality artworks, meet local creators, and enjoy the buzz […]
January CEO update
Hi readers, Mike here – CEO of ShelterBox Australia. The past year marked a significant milestone for ShelterBox—25 years of delivering shelter and hope. For 25 years, we have worked alongside communities, partners, Rotary, and supporters who share our belief that shelter is the foundation for life. A place to feel safe. A place to […]
Thank you for standing with us – a reflection on 2025
Marking 25 years of ShelterBox: a year of emergency shelter responses, protracted crisis support and stories of families rebuilding with strength.
ShelterBox Australia Newsletter October 2025
Dear supporters, I hope that you’re well. The Typhoon and Hurricane season is in full swing, keeping ShelterBox teams busy across the globe. The Philippines has suffered five typhoons (and a serious earthquake) in recent weeks, and now the Caribbean, most notably, Jamaica has been hit by a category five hurricane. In both of these […]
Online Ambassador Event: How to Present with our CEO, Mike Greenslade
Join us for the ‘How to Present: Ambassador Session’ – a practical and supportive walkthrough designed to help you feel confident and prepared to deliver your presentation – Monday 17th November at 8pm AEDT. Whether you’re new to presenting or looking to refine your approach, this session will guide you through the key messages, visuals, […]
Sudan’s ongoing crisis: A Q&A with Sarah Robinson from ShelterBox
The conflict in Sudan, which began in April 2023, has led to one of the world’s largest humanitarian crises. Millions have been displaced, famine is spreading, and access to healthcare and basic items is collapsing. To understand the scale of the situation and how you can help, we spoke with Sarah Robinson, the Programme Funding […]
Our inclusive approach to shelter aid
This Pride Month, we share more information on our inclusive approach to shelter aid
Re-use and recycling of our aid packaging in Morocco
This Earth Day, we share how our aid packaging found a new lease of life in Morocco through re-use and recycling.
Stories of courageous women for International Women’s Day
To mark International Women’s Day discover the stories of some of the courageous women ShelterBox has supported.
5 facts about ShelterBox’s partnership with Rotary
To mark World Rotary Day, discover 5 facts about ShelterBox’s partnership with Rotary.
5 Stories from the Türkiye and Syria earthquakes
Read 5 stories from survivors of the Turkey and Syria earthquakes – what they experienced, and how aid has supported their recovery.
The power of partnership
Discover how working in partnership helps ShelterBox’s work, with a closer look at our work with Public Concern in Cameroon.
Our partnership with Rotary in Morocco
Learn more about how ShelterBox responded to the devastating earthquake in Morocco, and the important part that Rotary played.
Voices of the forgotten crises
Learn about some of the crises around the world where ShelterBox is working, and the people they have impacted.
In the bleak midwinter: Shelter aid in the coldest months
Learn more about how ShelterBox distributes aid items to help people without shelter keep warm in the winter
Looking beyond the box: Our flexible approach to shelter aid
Learn more about ShelterBox’s flexible approach to shelter aid, and how we assess the requirements of people affected by disaster to ensure we bring the aid that people need when they need it.
Facing the Syrian winter: Meet the people in our winter campaign
The winters in Syria can be bitterly cold, especially for people who are displaced. They can lack basic necessities such as warm clothes and blankets. In this blog discover the stories for some of the people who feature in our winter campaign.