Disaster Relief | There in the First Hour

It covers first-hour response, shelter and warmth, a hot meal set-up and coordinated field distribution.

Tents, blankets and first-response stocks are kept ready in advance, and when a disaster strikes the team is dispatched to the field without losing time.

The dated, located photo of the tent set up, the field kitchen and the delivery is uploaded to your panel within 72 hours.

In earthquakes, floods and the like, it reaches the regions of greatest need, the hardest-hit place first.

The distribution is run from a coordination center, by the map, so the aid reaches the right place in the right order without scattering.

It includes tents, blankets, heaters and dry clothes, and protects families left in the open from the cold.

A field kitchen is set up in the field, a daily hot meal is distributed to families, and suitable nutrition is provided for the children.

Yes. If you wish, you can support the disaster-readiness fund each month, so that in a disaster the team is ready in the first hour.

Yes. Far villages whose roads are closed and that no one can reach are reached on foot and by vehicle, and no one is forgotten.

Yes. After the first response the families' shelter and food needs are watched for weeks, and support goes on until they get back on their feet.

The children are provided with warm blankets, suitable food and a safe corner, and their protection in the disaster's first shock is prioritized.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. The first response, the tent, the field kitchen, the delivery and the date are kept on file, and the process is clear from start to finish.