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Venezuela Earthquake DONATE TO HELP CHILDREN IN VENEZUELA
Venezuela Earthquake DONATE TO HELP CHILDREN IN VENEZUELA
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Venezuela Earthquake: What to Know Right Now
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Two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude struck central Venezuela, causing widespread destruction across several states.
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As of 1st July, a reported 2,295 people have been reported killed, over 11,267 more are injured, and more than 70,000 families are affected in La Guaira alone.
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As of 30 June, at least 68,900 people are still reported missing in Venezuela, according to an independent online registry for missing persons.
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More than 774 buildings have collapsed, transport systems and the international airport have been disrupted, and power and communications outages are hampering rescue efforts.
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Save the Children has released $1.5 million from the Children's Emergency Fund and is working with local partners to provide healthcare, shelter, food, child protection and other lifesaving support.
- We aim to reach 200,000 people, including 100,000 children.
7.5
Magnitude of the strongest earthquake to hit
2,290+
People reported killed by the earthquakes
3.9 Million
Children live in areas affected by the earthquakes
How Have Children in Venezuela Been Impacted by the Earthquake?
Children have lost safe places to live
Many children have lost their homes and are now sheltering outside with nowhere safe to go.
Children are living with fear and grief
The earthquakes have left many children shaken and distressed, in urgent need of support and a sense of safety.
Essential services have been disrupted
. Children urgently need access to shelter, nutritious food, clean water, healthcare and emotional support.
How To Help Children in Venezuela
Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela within seconds of each other, causing widespread damage and leaving families in urgent need. Homes have been destroyed, services disrupted, and many communities remain without reliable power or communication. The full scale of the impact is still emerging as assessments continue.
The earthquakes impacted communities across Venezuela, with severe damage reported in multiple affected areas. As assessments continue and access improves, response teams are working to understand the full scope of the disaster and deliver aid to families in the hardest-hit communities.
Children are among the most vulnerable in this crisis. Many have been forced to flee their homes and are now living without safe shelter, clean water or consistent access to food. Disasters like this can also have lasting emotional impacts on children, making protection and support critical from the very beginning.
Families affected by the earthquakes urgently need:
- Safe shelter
- Clean drinking water
- Food and nutrition support
- Medical care
- Hygiene supplies
- Protection and emotional support for children
Needs are evolving as more information becomes available and additional communities are reached.
Home Safe Haven is working with trusted local partners to reach children and families in the hardest-hit communities. We are:
- Providing emergency food, clean water and health services.
- Supporting safe shelter for displaced families
- Protecting children who have been separated from caregivers
- Delivering critical relief supplies
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$250 - can provide an emergency kit comprised of a bedsheet and mattress, clothes, and toiletries for
13 families -
$500 - can provide a blanket and child-friendly supplies to comfort
2060 children in a shelter -
$1,000 - can provide shelter materials for
39 families displaced by crisis
Don't wait to make a lifesaving gift. Every moment counts.
Home Safe Haven is committed to supporting children before, during and after emergencies. We will continue working with local partners to help families recover and rebuild, ensuring children have access to the care and support they need over time.
