Our Members
12 charities are working together with Canadians to respond to international disasters. Find out more about this growing movement in 1 minute.
Covid-19
Our member agencies are on the ground, working in vulnerable communities around the world, implementing prevention and care measures, and preparing for the possibility of an unprecedented health crisis.
Covid-19
Our member agencies are on the ground, working in vulnerable communities around the world, implementing prevention and care measures, and preparing for the possibility of an unprecedented health crisis.
Our Members
12 charities are working together with Canadians to respond to international disasters. Find out more about this growing movement in 1 minute.
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.
Syria Crisis Appeal
March 2020
Winter Storm, Pakistan
January 2020
Typhoon Kammuri Philippines
December 2019
Flooding, Ghana
October 2019
Clean water transforms a village
March 12, 2020
When Cyclone Idai hit Mozambique in March 2019, houses and sanitation facilities were destroyed and water sources were contaminated.
Home, sweeter home
March 12, 2020
When the flooding due to Cyclone Idai devastated the Southern Region of Malawi, the house Eva shared with her children and grandchildren collapsed. They were forced to find shelter in a nearby camp where they stayed for about three months before they could return and rebuild.
Taking care of (new) business
March 12, 2020
Alick Lozani says that when the flooding from Cyclone Idai rose around his house, he, his wife and three children covered their front door with mud to keep the knee-high water out, and waited inside for four days before the water dried up.
The making of a leader
March 12, 2020
Everything that Margret Nkudu had built over many years disappeared in a few hours, including her house, her livestock, and the village dip tank.