Photo above: Afghan people who were transported from Afghanistan, walk after disembarking a plane, at the Torrejon military base as part of the evacuation process in Madrid, Spain, Tuesday, Aug. 24, 2021. (AP Photo/Andrea Comas)
We’re on the Move! Mobile Operations Centre Current Location Our team is on the move, working to see hope in every home. Keep up to
September 2, 2021 | 8:30 a.m. HAITI — With the help of the U.S. Navy, Convoy of Hope has now distributed more than 5 million
APRIL 15, 2021 | 8:00 A.M. SYDNEY – Convoy of Hope has contacted potential partners and is assessing the needs in Western Australia. Tropical Cyclone Seroja made
Convoy of Hope is monitoring and evaluating the flooding that is happening across the state of New South Wales. (Photo: AP News)
The last 12 months have been unlike anything we could have expected. Even in the midst of immense hardship, Convoy of Hope saw people
Convoy of Hope is currently responding to Tropical Cyclone Ana after it struck the islands of Fiji.
Watch a Conversation with Dr. Robi around Hope and Resilience in the New Year Collectively we saw and experienced bushfires, cyclones, a global pandemic and
Convoy of Hope has launched a response to help Fijian communities start the recovery process. Our team is on the ground organising 1,000 family food kits to distribute across the impacted areas.
Convoy of Hope is responding to the Coronavirus outbreak across the Oceania region through our Hope in Every Home Response. Our focus is to deliver much-needed goods and necessities to individuals and homes in need. Our desire is that these hampers will bring a smile and a little hope in tough times.
Convoy of Hope is actively responding to the 2019-2020 Australian Bushfire season devastation.
The Regrow Response is a school children’s planting project that launched out of our 2020 bushfire response. The project will see a total of 34,000 tubestock cared for, nurtured and planted into pots and delivered to bushfire affected residents in New South Wales, Australia.
Convoy of Hope is responding again to storm damage that occurred on April 4th as Cyclone Harold hit Vanuatu as a Category 5 severe tropical cyclone.
