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URGENT NEED: Cyclone Idai victims need your help

URGENT NEED: Cyclone Idai victims need your help

Zimbabwe has declared a state of emergency in the wake of the cyclone that killed hundreds and left countless others homeless across the region.After tearing across Mozambique with 100-plus mph winds, Cyclone Idai hit Zimbabwe March 17 with devastating force, dumping...

Maximizing Aid Efforts in the Philippines

Thank you for partnering with World Help to intervene in the Philippines after the largest recorded tropical cyclone brought down utter devastation on millions of innocent victims. In the span of a few days, 10,000 men, women, and children were lost forever, and...

Typhoon Haiyan Relief Assistance

Over 25 million people in the Philippines stood in the path of super typhoon Haiyan, possibly the largest, most powerful cyclone ever to hit the tiny island group. The category 5 super cyclone made landfall yesterday, unleashing winds topping 200 mph and leaving a...

Typhoon Haiyan | Crisis in the Philippines

As you read this, Typhoon Haiyan, the largest tropical cyclone recorded on earth in 2013, is making landfall in the central Philippines. Winds have been clocked up to 235 mph—the most powerful storm to make landfall in history—and an estimated 10 million people are in...

Cyclone Phailin | Disaster Response

Cyclone Phailin—a Katrina-sized super storm—tore into India’s eastern coastline on Saturday, wreaking havoc on millions. At least 12 million people were in the path of the storm, including World Help sponsored children and church planters. At this time, our partners...
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