All Hands takes volunteers into disaster zones, and helps rebuild.
From typhoons in the Philippines and tornados in Missouri, to an earthquake in Nepal and flooding in Louisiana, All Hands Volunteers go where natural disasters strike. Taking everyday people and turning them into disaster response and recovery volunteers.
Visit their website at hands.org to see what projects are happening around the world. Below are some videos of the work that has been done.
There is always something special around every corner in 83-C. This is the place where we have been building homes for 42 families, and the Algura family is one of them.
Project 83-C: Typhoon Haiyan Recovery Home Building Program by All Hands Volunteers Philippines
An insight into the lives of our Volunteers here in Nuwakot, Nepal. After the Earthquake in 2015 All Hands Volunteers have been working with the rural communities of Nepal to rebuild their homes, their schools and lives after the tragedy.
“A week that I spent in Samar, building boats for All Hands Volunteers Philippines. This is in response to the damage caused by Typhoon Hagiput / Ruby in December 2014.”
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