In the wake of Hurricane Beryl's devastating impact across Latin America and the Caribbean, Catholic Relief Services (CRS) is responding swiftly to communities in crisis. CRS provides critical support through its EMPOWER program (Empowering Partner Organizations Working in Emergency Responses). EMPOWER's approach combines on-site assessments with immediate relief funding, ensuring targeted and timely aid. We support CRS's EMPOWER program, which is already addressing the urgent needs of Hurricane Beryl survivors. This collaboration enhances CRS's ability to respond to disasters swiftly, providing critical assistance to communities when they need it most. Learn more about CRS's mission and how you can support their vital work in the wake of Hurricane Beryl: https://lnkd.in/e7r4v8ty
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