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The collection of meals, clothing, and water is happening at The Universal Church locations throughout the country. Due to the urgency of the situation, distribution has already commenced.
In Caracas, on Thursday morning, 120 volunteers began helping those who lost their homes, particularly in the Los Palos Grandes neighborhood. Meals are also being provided to those involved in rescue operations, including members of Civil Defense, police, and the Fire Department.
In the initial phase of the aid effort, approximately 2,000 meals were prepared, along with 10,000 bottles of 300ml mineral water for donation in Caracas and La Guaira, a city on the northern coast impacted by the earthquakes, where an additional 100 volunteers are also participating in the relief efforts.
Djalma Bezerra, who oversees the evangelistic work of The Universal Church in Venezuela, stated, “The action will continue as long as there are people without shelter and responders working to assist the victims. Many residents have no one to turn to, but we will contribute as long as necessary.”
The Universal Church’s humanitarian work in Venezuela persists, with ongoing aid efforts for the victims of the earthquakes that devastated the nation. Volunteers are active in the coastal city of La Guaira and in Caracas, distributing food, providing emotional support, and assisting in the search for survivors.
On Friday, an additional 3,000 snacks and 5,000 bottles of water were delivered. Approximately 2,000 health services were also offered by over 60 volunteer professionals, along with analgesics and medical supplies such as alcohol, syringes, gauze, and gloves.
On the first day of the operation, June 25, a total of 5,000 sandwiches, 10,000 300ml bottles of mineral water, and 400 pieces of clothing were donated to those who lost their homes.
The aid effort unites volunteers from all social programs of The Universal Church into an emergency task force that will continue indefinitely, according to Djalma Bezerra.
61,350 people have benefited, receiving active listening, emotional and spiritual support during their time of loss.
2,500 volunteers from The Universal Church have participated in the efforts in Caracas and La Guaira, including 100 health professionals.
62,000 bottles of water have been distributed.
27,800 meals have been provided.
21,500 pieces of clothing have been distributed.
5,700 sandwiches have been handed out.
13,500 medications and 18,800 medical supplies have been distributed.
Volunteers in Caracas have been working non-stop for over 120 hours to support the victims. The humanitarian operation, which began last Thursday, June 25, will continue indefinitely.
(*) Updated on June 30, 2026, at 3:55 PM.
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