Convoy Responds to Earthquakes in Venezuela

Over 1,700 people are dead and 5,000 injured after two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela last week. In the aftermath of the 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes, tens of thousands of individuals remain unaccounted for.  

With each hour that goes by, the window for finding survivors is shortening.  

Family members of the missing do not know if their relatives are buried in debris or if they may still be alive.  

This is a period of deep loss and waiting.  

But there are also signs of hope.  

As search and rescue teams work tirelessly to recover as many survivors as possible, Convoy of Hope is on the ground bringing relief to these communities.  

With immediate, life-sustaining aid, including hot meals from mobile kitchens, families are receiving encouragement that they are not facing this alone.