CityHope Disaster Relief

Responding to disasters locally & Internationally

We deliver disaster aid to communities and nations affected by disaster situations irrespective of race, religion, culture, ethnicity or political affiliation

Zimbabwe Drought Response

Active Response

Zimbabwe is facing an unprecedented crisis. The 2024 El Niño-induced drought has devastated crops, left 6 million people food insecure, and exposed 2.6 million to water scarcity. Families are rationing to one meal every three days, and the situation is growing more dire each day.

We’ve partnered with the NCMI (New Covenant Ministries International) Church Network to bring urgent relief to those in need. Together, we aim to support 1,000 of the most vulnerable families across 20 communities.

Our Response Plan:

  • Monthly Food Aid: 25kg of maize per family for four months.
  • Farming for the Future: 20kg of seed maize per family to prepare for the next harvest.

No amount is too small to make a difference. Your support ensures that vulnerable families have food today and hope for tomorrow.

Together, we can bring hope to families in crisis. Thank you for partnering with us to make a lasting impact.

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Highlighted Responses

CityHope Disaster Relief - Cato Crest Response0018
Cato Crest Flood Response

Cato Crest Flood Response

The recent flood rains had a devastating impact on communities across the PINK region of KZN - Phoenix, Inanda, Ntuzuma, KwaMashu, and surrounding areas. In Cato Crest alone, 463 individuals were affected by this tragedy. CityHope Disaster Relief took action to bring immediate assistance. Last Saturday, we distributed food and hygiene parcels to each affected household in Cato Crest, providing essential support during that challenging time.

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Dakota Beach Isipingo

Dakota Beach Isipingo

In a devastating incident, over 300 shacks had gone up in flames at an informal settlement in Isipingo.
The Dakota informal settlement, located just a few hundred meters from the beach, had been severely affected by the blaze.

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HOW YOU CAN HELP

We believe in the power of volunteers, businesses and partner organisations to help those in need.

Recap of 2024

Our partners & donors

We thank the following organisations for assisting us with funding, hands-on support and the donation of goods.

Recap of 2022

In 2022, we had the opportunity to assist not only South Africans affected by disasters, but we were able to reach disaster-stricken communities in five other countries as well. We are most grateful to our donors and volunteers who enable us to keep bringing hope when disaster strikes.

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Recap of 2023

Although 2023 was a relatively quiet year, we remain steadfast. Responding to disasters both locally and internationally. As we look forward to 2024, we keenly anticipate strengthening collaborations with strategic partners and churches across the nation. A unified front in the face of calamity