Following the earthquakes that struck various locations in Venezuela, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints launched a humanitarian response that includes the distribution of approximately 5,000 assistance kits, which are expected to benefit more than 23,500 people in the affected communities.
The response, coordinated by the Church in conjunction with humanitarian organizations and government authorities, aims to assess the most urgent needs and ensure that aid reaches those who need it most quickly.
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The Church of Jesus Christ is mobilizing humanitarian aid for more than 23,500 people affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela.
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The Church of Jesus Christ is mobilizing humanitarian aid for more than 23,500 people affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela.
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A missionary carries a mattress as part of the Church's effort to mobilize humanitarian aid for more than 23,500 people affected by the earthquakes in Venezuela.
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The kits include food, drinking water, hygiene items, and other essential supplies. As part of this first phase of assistance, mattresses, blankets and pillows are also being distributed to families temporarily in shelters. This assistance is for anyone in need.
At the same time, the Church is preparing other projects to support families who have lost their belongings. The Church is committed to helping communities throughout their recovery.
