EU Humanitarian Aid | Latin America & Caribbean

When the ground stops shaking, the needs don’t. After Venezuela’s June earthquakes, humanitarian partners and European civil protection crews helped provide shelter, healthcare, water, and essential supplies. Read how: shorturl.at/sZMOG

🇵🇦 A tres semanas del terremoto en Panamá, la UE sigue presente: €200.000 para apoyar a @CruzRojaPanama vía @IFRC_DREF, agua y artículos de higiene de nuestras reservas en Panamá, y artículos de refugio de Alemania y España a través del Mecanismo de Protección Civil de la UE.

When violence forces families to move, healthcare can move out of reach too. EU support, with @ALIMAong, brings mobile clinics and essential care closer to displaced people in Haiti, including vaccines and mental health support.

A warning only helps if it reaches people in time. In Peru’s Amazon, EU funding supports @UNICEFperu in strengthening early warning systems, communications, and links with health, water, sanitation, and protection services.

Still responding to Panama’s 9 October earthquake: from EU storage to families in need. EU humanitarian aid is underway: hygiene kits, water tanks, filters and purification tablets.

Know your rights. Know where to get help. For children and teens on the move in Mexico, clear, child-friendly information can help spot risks and make informed choices. EU support helps @Plan_MX put that knowledge within reach.

Los Santos, Panamá, Veraguas, Coclé and Herrera: five regions hit by the early October earthquake. The EU releases €200,000 so @CruzRojaPanama can support 4,000+ people there with cash via @IFRC_DREF. shorturl.at/NVsOx

On 9 October, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck southern Panama. Displaced families need hygiene kits, mosquito nets and water containers. EU aid provides them via @UNICEFPanama.

A home can be lost long before its walls disappear. Veronica and her sister were forced to leave theirs. Humanitarian support helped them find safety and begin rebuilding. Read their story: shorturl.at/7lA2L

When drought or floods threaten livelihoods, farming needs to adapt. In Peru’sAmazon, EU support helps @achperu promote sustainable agroecology designed to withstand the impacts of #ElNiño.

When everything feels uncertain, knowing where to turn can make a difference. In Mexico, reliable information helps people on the move find support and protection. EU funding helps @Plan_MX make these services easier to access.

What's in an emergency backpack? Teresa, a community leader in Quetzaltenango, Guatemala, explains what families should keep ready before disaster strikes. EU-funded training helps communities prepare and act when danger strikes.

🌎 On 9 October, a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck inland Panama. The EU’s @CopernicusEMS has mapped areas of interest to support damage assessment of built-up areas and transport infrastructure. 🛰️ Explore the maps: shorturl.at/bMUSZ

Drought here, floods there? El Niño can shift rainfall patterns worldwide, putting crops and water supplies at risk. What could the next season bring? Explore the forecast map: shorturl.at/t3R0q

Families on Mexico’s Pacific coast face little time to recover as storms arrive in quick succession. After Simon, Trudy brought more rain and wind, raising concerns about flooding and mudslides. See map: shorturl.at/6vgNd

A newborn’s first check-up — aboard a hospital boat. 👶🩺 Along Colombia’s remote rivers, reaching a doctor can mean a long journey. EU support helps the San Raffaele bring healthcare closer to families. shorturl.at/DrR38

Extreme violence is pushing Haiti to the brink. Nearly 6 million people need humanitarian assistance, and over 1.5 million have been forced to flee. The EU stands in solidarity with Haitians and supports @WFP_UNHAS, the last lifeline into Port-au-Prince.