What we do
01 — 04· Emergency
The first 6 hours
Van, generator, water and blankets leave the warehouse as soon as the call comes. We are there before the clouds clear.
- to arrive
- 6 h
- on call
- 0–24
02 — 04· Food
A warm meal
The field kitchen cooks 300 meals an hour. From day three local people cook too — we bring the groceries.
- meals in 2025
- 96 000
03 — 04· Shelter
A dry bed
Halls, schools and homes become safe places to sleep. Every family gets its own corner.
- beds in 6 hours
- 180
04 — 04· Support
Someone who listens
Psychologists and social workers run groups for children and parents for months after the news leaves.
- support groups
- 42
The first 72 hours
What one response looks like, from the call to the day we go home.
- 0 h
Call and assessment
The duty coordinator talks to the local council and fire service.
- 2 h
The van leaves
Water, blankets, generator and first aid — packed in advance, always ready.
- 6 h
On site
We set up a point and record every family’s needs.
- 24 h
Kitchen and beds
The field kitchen runs and the hall is ready for the night.
- 72 h
The plan ahead
With the municipality we plan rebuilding and psychosocial support.
One day at the warehouse
Every Saturday we pack parcels. Three hours, thirty pairs of hands, a thousand parcels.
- No experience needed
- Ages 16 and up
- Coffee and sandwiches are on us