Following hurricanes Eta and Iota, families in Honduras were left searching for essential items. Food, hygiene kits, and shelter became more important than ever.

Thousands of families in the most vulnerable areas are without essential items like food, hygiene items such as soap and sanitizer, and shelter. In response, World Renew has so far distributed food packages and hygiene kits to 788 families through its networks of churches and partner organizations in Honduras to meet these families’ most immediate needs.

Byron Zuniga Rosales from World Renew Honduras shared:

“The devastation from the hurricanes is widespread, but the strength of our local communities and churches is a daily source of hope. We are thankful for the support from donors and churches in the US and Canada who care so deeply about our communities. We know the road to recovery is a long one but the Lord is our strength.”

We pray for safety in the aftermath of these hurricanes as Hondurans face hunger, displacement, and the threat of further spread of COVID-19.

As communities in Honduras continue on the long road to recovery, World Renew remains committed to walking alongside them—not just in the immediate aftermath, but in the months and years that follow.

Through our holistic approach to disaster response, we support communities as they rebuild homes, restore livelihoods, and strengthen their resilience to future crises. By partnering with local churches and organizations, World Renew ensures that assistance is rooted in trust and shaped by the needs of those most affected. Learn more about World Renew’s International Disaster Response efforts.