A powerful El Niño could increase the risk of flooding, drought and displacement across some of the world’s most vulnerable regions. Discover how ShelterBox prepares ahead of disasters, from pre-positioning aid to strengthening local partnerships.
For World Humanitarian Day, Communication Lead Yussuf Ahmed Mohamed shares with ShelterBox how Juba Foundation is supporting communities affected by displacement and what gives him hope for the future.
Good news from ShelterBox: supporting communities, shelter for families and updates from Gaza
El Niño affects every region differently. Explore how one climate pattern can influence weather, livelihoods and communities around the world, creating very different challenges for the people living through its impacts.
Discover what a super El Niño is, how it differs from a typical El Niño and what it could mean for global temperatures, extreme weather and communities around the world.
From environmental wins to disaster recovery to ShelterBox updates, here are some positive stories from around the world this month.
A roll of storm strapping costs around $13, but its impact can be far greater. Learn how this simple item helps strengthen shelters, reduce storm damage and support families facing hurricanes and typhoons.
Following Venezuela’s twin earthquakes, thousands of families have lost homes, loved ones and a sense of safety. Rotaractors Miguel Dos Santos and Daniel Zavala share their experiences as ShelterBox responds to support affected communities.
Progress, partnership and practical impact from our work supporting communities affected by disaster, conflict and the climate crisis.
ShelterBox and Uttaran have been working together in Bangladesh since 2024. Learn more about how we’re working to rebuild lives and prepare people for the future.
Emergency shelter saves lives. But it also has an environmental impact. Through the Closed Loop Tent Project, ShelterBox worked with partners to rethink humanitarian tent design – cutting emissions while improving durability.
This Pride Month, discover how we focus on safety, inclusion, and ensuring everyone gets the help they need, while standing with LGBTQI+ communities and aid workers everywhere.
Learn who decides storm names, why names are retired and how stronger storms are affecting communities worldwide.
Discover five surprising hurricane facts, how these storms impact people’s lives, and why emergency shelter after disaster is critical.
A quieter Atlantic hurricane season is forecast for 2026. But even one storm can cause widespread damage, leaving families without safe shelter.
Read more about the incredible legacy left by Bob and Joyce Perks, that helped ShelterBox raise over $114,000.
Good news from ShelterBox responses worldwide: emergency shelter after Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica, completed distributions in the Philippines after Typhoon Kalmaegi, and a new disaster preparedness project starting in Malawi.
Carsten shares his journey as a ShelterBox Response Team member and how skills, partnerships, and local leadership shape humanitarian aid.
