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Nepal’s landslides ripped Pamela’s baby from her arms

Nepal’s landslides ripped Pamela’s baby from her arms

Pamela’s week-old baby was ripped from her arms in last week’s landslide in Nepal. Can you imagine anything more terrifying for a new mother? As Pamela nursed her newborn in the middle of the night, she had no idea tons of mud and earth were rumbling toward her home...
Nepal’s landslides ripped Pamela’s baby from her arms

Thousands displaced after deadly landslides in Nepal

Police and military forces search debris for dead bodies across the country of Nepal. Now simply surviving is at the forefront of every victim’s mind. Heavy monsoons have caused relentless landslides that have sliced through most of the country. Now, thousands of...
Cyclone Update: The floodwaters aren’t going away

Cyclone Update: The floodwaters aren’t going away

Cyclone Amphan has passed, but the disaster isn’t over for families who lost everything. Countless houses are still submerged in floodwaters that have yet to go away. Families who should be “sheltering in place” right now have nowhere to shelter. Even worse, they...
Cyclone Idai: Picking up the pieces one year later

Cyclone Idai: Picking up the pieces one year later

“A few minutes later, the whole house and roof collapsed on top of me …” It was March 15 last year when Cyclone Idai tore through Zimbabwe. But Billy still remembers the wind and rain beating against his house like it was yesterday. He went to sleep that night as...
Bahamians rebuild their lives

Bahamians rebuild their lives

Timothy and his wife, Julie, are eighth-generation Bahamians. They have experienced many hurricanes in their lifetime … but nothing like Hurricane Dorian. The business where they both worked and their beloved community of Marsh Harbor were completely destroyed...
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