Several countries across Europe are currently expecting or experiencing flood disasters. In Czech Republic, our colleagues are assessing the situation and are offering assistance.
To support the response, you can donate here SOS ADRA: FLOODS CZECH REPUBLIC 2024 | Darujme.cz
In Romania, ADRA Romania is intervening swiftly to support victims of Cyclone Boris. Together with the Seventh-day Adventist Church, ADRA stands in solidarity with families devastated by floods. ADRA Romania is mobilizing quickly to intervene in these affected communities, providing emergency aid, including basic foodstuffs, hygiene products, drinking water, pumps for water evacuation and generators. Our volunteer teams are on the ground to distribute these resources and provide moral support to those affected.
Cyclone Boris caused devastating floods in the counties of Galați, Vaslui and Bacău, leaving behind significant damage, especially in Galați where 12 localities: Pechea, Drăgușeni, Grivița, Costache Negri, Berești, Slobozia Conachi, Cuza Vodă, Cudalbi, Corod, Tudor Vladimirescu, Băneasa and Vameș, were severely affected. More than 5,000 households were destroyed, 4 people lost their lives and more than 250 people were evacuated, according to data provided by the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (I.G.S.U.).
ADRA Romania is mobilizing quickly to intervene in these affected communities, providing emergency aid, including basic foodstuffs, hygiene products, drinking water, pumps for water evacuation and generators. Our volunteer teams are on the ground to distribute these resources and provide moral support to those affected.
Those who wish to get involved can do so in the following ways:
volunteering; material donations (food, hygiene and cleaning products as well as building materials); financial donations into ADRA’s accounts (marked “Hope above the waters”); by donating directly on the website adra.ro/donate to the project “Hope above the waters”; donating right now 2 Euro by SMS to 8845 with the text “ADRA” (if you are in Romania)
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