Venezuela Quake: Medical, Clothes & Hygiene
Medical care, hygiene products, and clean clothing for families displaced by Venezuela’s June 24 earthquake
Months after Venezuela’s June 24 earthquake, SAI Foundation brings medical care, medications, hygiene products, and clean clothing to displaced families in La Guaira and Caracas camps.
Summary
SAI Foundation is expanding its proven earthquake relief efforts from Moron to temporary refugee camps across Caracas and La Guaira. By providing free medical care, remote medical visits, essential medications, hygiene products, and clean clothing. The project offers support to displaced families recovering from Venezuela's earthquake.
When the June 24 earthquake struck Venezuela, thousands of families were forced from their homes. Months later, many are still living in temporary camps across La Guaira and Caracas, and the emergency aid that arrived in the first weeks has declined considerably.
SAI Foundation is stepping in to fill that gap. After bringing relief to families in Morón, our team is already working in La Guaira, and this project expands that care to camps across La Guaira and Caracas.
Displaced children, pregnant women, adults, and seniors receive free medical evaluations, lab tests, and medications at the SAI clinic. Our team also visits the camps to care for residents where they live, distributes hygiene products and sanitary items to help prevent disease in crowded shelters, and supplies clean clothing that restores basic daily dignity and comfort.
Every donation helps a family move from emergency survival to lasting recovery. Donate today and help SAI Foundation bring health and dignity to Venezuela’s earthquake camps.
Months after devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela, thousands of displaced families remain in temporary refugee camps throughout Caracas and La Guaira without reliable healthcare, sanitation, or basic necessities. Although emergency assistance arrived immediately following the disaster, humanitarian aid has declined considerably in recent months. Without sustained support, vulnerable groups including children, pregnant women, and seniors face severe health risks due to a lack of medical care,
Building on our work in Moron and our established medical facility in Caracas, SAI Foundation will deliver essential aid to displaced families. We will provide free medical evaluations, lab tests, and medications at our Caracas clinic. Our team will also conduct medical visits to the camps in La Guaira and Caracas to care for residents where they live. In addition, we will distribute hygiene products and sanitary items to prevent disease in temporary shelters.
Regular health evaluations and early diagnostic testing help treat illnesses before they turn into medical emergencies. Consistent access to medical care, hygiene supplies, and clothing restores dignity and protects public health across crowded shelters. Using SAI's experienced team and clinic in Caracas, this project helps displaced families move from emergency survival to lasting recovery.
