Relief deliveries
Food, hygiene supplies, and medicines for the families in the camps, purchased locally and documented receipt by receipt.
The humanitarian movement of IHE
The support that does not leave when the mission ends
Emergency aid is measured in suitcases and days. The need in the camps is measured in months. Humanade exists for the second measure: it brings together the people who decide to stay, giving every month, so that help arrives with the same punctuality as the need.
When our team flew home from Venezuela in July, the families we met stayed exactly where we left them: in tent camps, with small children and grandparents keeping daily life going. Most aid ends at that moment. Humanade begins there.
One-time help eases a day. Steady help changes a life.
Rather than responding only during the crisis, Humanade helps communities recover, rebuild, and keep going for the long term. It turns one-time generosity into a commitment the camps can count on, month after month.
What your monthly support sustains
Medical Corps health days
Volunteer physicians, dentists, nurses, and psychologists bringing basic checks and care to people who today have no one to provide them.
Learning Centers
The education program in development, so the children who lost their classroom in the earthquake can keep learning.
How Humanade works
Humanade brings four groups together around one purpose.
Donors
People, families, and businesses who give monthly or one time.
Volunteers
People who contribute time and practical skills, on a mission or from home.
Professionals
Teachers, health workers, artists, and other specialists who help design and deliver the programs.
Communities
Local leaders and families who keep every program rooted in what their community actually needs.
Stay, the way the need stays
Monthly giving on this site runs under the Humanade name, and every dollar is documented the way we document everything else. Humanade also has a home of its own on the web.