Emergencies

We respond in times of crisis, to humanitarian emergencies caused by natural disasters, conflict and political instability all over the world. Disasters are both a cause and effect of poverty, with the poorest communities in the world being the most at risk, living in the most vulnerable and marginal areas with few assets to draw upon during an emergency.
In humanitarian emergencies, we respond quickly to provide finances for immediate life-saving food, medical care, water and shelter, but we also support affected communities over the long term.
Responding through partners
In times of crisis, we work through local partner organisations, already rooted in communities, or through the Methodist Church. We also work in partnership with other international humanitarian aid NGOs that have long term partnerships with local organisations capable of responding.
All We Can also supports the local organisations we work with to find sustainable long-term ways of preparing for and responding to disasters. We provide the training and capacity development needed to build communities that are more resilient to disasters and to help protect the hard fought development gains they have achieved.

Rohingya refugee crisis
Supporting refugees displaced by the recent escalation of violence in Myanmar
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Indonesia relief and recovery
Updates on the recovery and relief work in Indonesia following the 2018 earthquake and tsunamis.
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Cyclone Idai Disaster
All We Can is supporting communities in southern Africa that have been impacted by Cyclone Idai
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