HHI’s Response to Texas Flash Flooding

Our first shipment of 900 hygiene kits and medical supplies arrived in Texas on July 8, delivered to Biguns Hope. A second shipment of 1,800 hygiene kits was delivered to our partners Rise Against Hunger. Another 2,775 hygiene kits were distributed at the Hunt Volunteer Fire Department and Center Point Volunteer Fire Department supporting first responders and community volunteers engaged in ongoing search and recovery effort.

Our partners at BD built an additional 1,000 hygiene kits in San Antonio, Texas. These kits were distributed at:

• City West Church Emergency Resource Center
• Salvation Army Kerrville
• First Presbyterian Church Kerrville
• Christian Assistance Ministry Kerr County
• Community distribution point in Ingram

Additionally, we deployed an assessment team to Texas, from July 13 to July 17, to identify urgent health needs, evaluate long-term community support opportunities such as WASH and point-of-care diagnostic services, establish partnerships with clinics and health centers, and gather content to raise awareness and guide our ongoing flood relief efforts.

As the situation evolves and more areas become accessible, we anticipate greater needs and will continue mobilizing support for affected families and communities.