MIAMI — The International Medical Corps, a global nonprofit founded in 1984, has had teams working in Venezuela since 2019.
After the earthquakes on Wednesday, the healthcare-focused nonprofit organization announced that a team was working with partners on the ground.
The organization has experience with health, nutrition, mental health support, child protection, and water, sanitation, and hygiene programs in Venezuela.
For more information about their efforts and to make a donation, visit this page.
Related story: South Florida donation drop-off locations to help Venezuelans after earthquakes
More ways to help
- Miami-Dade’s tax collector opens 11 drop-off locations
- Doral opens 4 aid drop-off locations
- Aid drop-off location opens in Homestead
- Save The Children asks for emergency fund donations
- Red Cross asks for Disaster Response Emergency Fund donations
- UN asks for donations for ‘underfunded’ program for kids
- World Vision asks for ‘disaster relief fund’ donations
- World Central Kitchen asks for donations for fresh meals
- United Way Miami launches ‘Operation Helping Hands’
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