International Rescue Committee (IRC)
The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is on the ground in the hardest hit areas providing medical care, supplies, and kits for women. The IRC immediately launched an emergency response to assess the damage and deliver medical care and supplies, food and dignity kits to those in need; The IRC continues to monitor the damage and is ready to scale up our response; however, it is urgent that international donors make emergency funding available to shore up a response commensurate with the needs.
Care
CARE is on the ground providing for the most basic needs of survivors. CARE’s emergency experts, as part of a coalition of humanitarian organizations, coordinated with the government of Mozambique to assess the damage while providing search and rescue support around Beira. CARE has sent 13 trucks to the cyclone-affected area, carrying 500 tents, 200 roles of plastic sheeting and rope for temporary shelter, 2800 family kits and over 2000 hygiene and family packages containing items such as soap, buckets, mosquito nets, blankets, tarpaulins, and water canisters to reduce risk of disease.