Hospitalita Healthcare Foundation
ACTIVEVenezuela Earthquake Emergency · June 24, 2026
Collapsed residential building after the Venezuela earthquake

EMERGENCY RESPONSE

The earthquake didn't break Venezuela's healthcare system. It revealed what was already broken.

50K+ missing. 58K+ structures affected. 91 hospitals in impact zones. And 70% of nurses already gone before the first tremor.

Our Story

We have been here before.

During COVID-19, Hospitalita was already funding frontline medical workers in Venezuela when supply chains had collapsed and international organizations couldn't reach local clinics. We built those relationships. We know those partners. We are going back.

The Numbers

50K+

People missing

58K+

Structures affected

91

Hospitals in impact zones

Source: WHO/PAHO Venezuela Earthquake Situation Report · June 2026

What Your Gift Does

Specific. Measurable. Today.

$251 telemedicine consultation for a displaced patient
$50Emergency medication kit for one family
$100One day of mobile clinic operations in an affected area
$250One week of medical supply support for a vetted local partner

From the Ground

Photographs of the impact zone.

These images are shown in natural color to convey the scale of the disaster.

What Happens Next

  1. Phase 0 Emergency response support

    Coordinating with on the ground partners to ensure dignity and care reach families in the immediate aftermath, including support for the most urgent humanitarian needs.

  2. Phase 1 Local partner activation

    Reconnecting with vetted Venezuelan partner foundations from our COVID-19 response, with new partner vetting in progress now.

  3. Phase 2 Telemedicine & trauma care activation

    Deploying remote clinical support and a dedicated psychological first aid and PTSD program for earthquake survivors and displaced families.

  4. Phase 3 Mobile clinic deployment

    Equipping partner operated field units to deliver primary care, wound care, and trauma stabilization directly in the camps surrounding the affected zone.

Frequently Asked

Your questions, answered.

We were there during COVID-19. We are going back.

Donate Now 100% Goes to Venezuela