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Good News from ShelterBox: June 2026 Highlights

Progress, partnership and practical impact from our work supporting communities affected by disaster, conflict and the climate crisis.

30 June 2026

Each month, we share highlights from our work supporting communities affected by disaster. From emergency shelter responses to global partnerships, these moments reflect the progress being made and the people behind it.

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Nemata, outside of her new shelter.
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Burkina Faso: building safer shelter for 900 families

We are supporting displaced communities in Burkina Faso with emergency and transitional shelter. Construction is now underway on 1,700 shelters, helping families create safer, more stable places to live after being forced from their homes.

Our work in Burkina Faso
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Aid distributions in Madagascar after Cyclone Gezani.
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Madagascar: rebuilding safer homes after consecutive cyclones

After back-to-back cyclones, distributions are now complete. Working with Welthungerhilfe (WHH), we are now focused on recovery by training local carpenters to build stronger homes. These carpenters are sharing their skills within their communities, helping more families repair and strengthen their shelters over time.

Our work in Madagascar
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ShelterBox team at the Rotary International Convention in Taipei.
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Strengthening partnerships at Rotary International Convention

ShelterBox staff and volunteers joined partners from around the world at the Rotary International Convention in Taipei. The event celebrated ShelterBox’s ongoing partnership with Rotary and strengthened relationships with the global Rotary community, which continues to play a vital role in supporting our work.

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Dwayne Fields speaking at ShelterBox's Tate Modern event.
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Sharing the impact of emergency shelter at the Tate Modern in London, UK

At a recent event at the Tate Modern art gallery, our colleagues at ShelterBox Trust in the UK shared the impact of Hurricane Melissa and highlighted why emergency shelter is critical in the immediate aftermath of disaster. They were honoured to hear from explorer and UK Chief Scout Dwayne Fields.

Learn more about Hurricane Melissa