Hurricane Harvey recovery

Hurricane Harvey slideshow

Habitat for Humanity is planning for long-term recovery in areas throughout southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana that were impacted by Hurricane Harvey. See images from our early work on the ground in the aftermath of the storm.

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The torrential rains of Hurricane Harvey created unprecedented flooding in southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana. The extensive damage in towns all along the Texas/Louisiana coast ensure that Harvey will be one of the costliest storms ever to strike the United States.

The storm’s greatest costs are for the tens of thousands of families like Rosalinda’s. The floodwaters have left no part of their lives untouched, and they now face an uncertain future as their homes have either been damaged or destroyed.

Homes that once were safe havens are now unrecognizable. Some families have begun the arduous, heartbreaking clean-up. Others still face that daunting task.

Furnishings, mementos, children’s toys — much if not all of what these families own — now join the huge piles of debris lining their streets.

Habitat for Humanity partners with those affected by disasters like Harvey, and we are on the ground now, offering families a pathway back to the permanence they once knew.

With the help of volunteers like Alexander and the support of readers like you, we can bring these families the resources, support and help they so desperately need.

As we have after the tsunami, in the Gulf, along the East Coast — and in so many other locations — we will help families repair and build houses.

We know that safe, reliable shelter is a basic foundation for families, and we are committed to helping those families who need it most now.

Our ability to respond effectively to this unprecedented disaster depends on your partnership.

Help us help families affected by Hurricane Harvey. Give today!

The torrential rains of Hurricane Harvey created unprecedented flooding in southeast Texas and southwest Louisiana. The extensive damage in towns all along the Texas/Louisiana coast ensure that Harvey will be one of the costliest storms ever to strike the United States.

The storm’s greatest costs are for the tens of thousands of families like Rosalinda’s. The floodwaters have left no part of their lives untouched, and they now face an uncertain future as their homes have either been damaged or destroyed.

Homes that once were safe havens are now unrecognizable. Some families have begun the arduous, heartbreaking clean-up. Others still face that daunting task.

Furnishings, mementos, children’s toys — much if not all of what these families own — now join the huge piles of debris lining their streets.

Habitat for Humanity partners with those affected by disasters like Harvey, and we are on the ground now, offering families a pathway back to the permanence they once knew.

With the help of volunteers like Alexander and the support of readers like you, we can bring these families the resources, support and help they so desperately need.

As we have after the tsunami, in the Gulf, along the East Coast — and in so many other locations — we will help families repair and build houses.

We know that safe, reliable shelter is a basic foundation for families, and we are committed to helping those families who need it most now.

Our ability to respond effectively to this unprecedented disaster depends on your partnership.

Help us help families affected by Hurricane Harvey. Give today!