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There are a number of ways to support the Humanitarian Coalition, with a one-time donation, by becoming a monthly-donor and more. Find out how!
How We Work
In order to respond to humanitarian disasters quickly and effectively, the Humanitarian Coalition brings leading Canadian aid organizations together in a united effort to raise funds, partner with the government, and engage the participation of media, businesses and individual Canadians.
How We Work
In order to respond to humanitarian disasters quickly and effectively, the Humanitarian Coalition brings leading Canadian aid organizations together in a united effort to raise funds, partner with the government, and engage the participation of media, businesses and individual Canadians.
Get Involved
There are a number of ways to support the Humanitarian Coalition, with a one-time donation, by becoming a monthly-donor and more. Find out how!
Who We Are
The Humanitarian Coalition brings together leading aid organizations to provide Canadians with a simple and effective way to help during international humanitarian disasters. Member agencies join forces to raise funds, partner with the government, and mobilize media, businesses and individual Canadians. Together, we are saving more lives.
Latest Emergency Responses
When disaster strikes, the Humanitarian Coalition can provide help quickly to those who need it most. Whether it be a major international emergency or smaller to medium-scale crises, our member agencies are ready to provide assistance and save lives.
Earthquake, Pakistan
Septembre 2019
Forest fires, Bolivia
Septembre 2019
Flooding, Sudan
September 2019
Flooding, Mali
September 2019Stories
Meet people who have benefited from your support.
Kids in crisis: how safe spaces help
October 10, 2019
After the earthquake disaster in Indonesia, as in many humanitarian crisis situations, the Humanitarian Coalition supported the operation of Child-friendly spaces (CFS) to respond to some of the special needs of children.
Oxfam-Québec supported the distribution of buckets and soap
September 16, 2019
Some 4,000 people who fled the flooding from Cyclone Idai in Malawi and Mozambique found refuge in Bangula Camp, Malawi. To enable access to drinking water and better hygiene, Oxfam-Québec supported the distribution of buckets and soap to the camp residents.
Food for a mom and her baby to come
September 16, 2019
Just a little over two weeks ago, Mwadaine Nasiyaya gave birth to a healthy baby girl, who she named Tamandani. Things could have been very different.
“We don’t take your support for granted”
September 11, 2019
When the rains and flooding from Cyclone Idai came through the Mulanje District in Malawi, one side of their house started getting wet so Kalisto Rular and his wife moved their eight children to the other side of the house.