and as a humanitarian organization shelter box is there to really provide basic shelter and essentials tools to set up household in this complicated situation. jacqui: for people who don t who don t know what your organization does, it provides tools to for people who are repairing the homes that have been damaged that they are continuing to shelter in. what does the shelter kit look like, what s in it? yeah, so the basic things to help repair a home by shelling, rope, nails, basic things to either put a roof walls on a home, so you can temporarily shelter in place. that s what we are trying to do, provide the basic shelter kits so people have a place to slope and actually shelter within their homes. unfortunately we also see the wave of displacement internally. these are perhaps the most vulnerable people and it s people who are fleeing from eastern ukraine to western ukraine, places like lviv and
that her husband had made. they didn t find the table, but they were overjoyed that they found a bench that he made for that dining table. she said her grandkids are going to be so happy. she found some of her son s fishing rods. she said we drove to the edge of the world and it looks like mexico beach fell off but we will build back like we did after opal. two months before power is back, unbelievable, thank you so much. now let me show you another view, what s left of a campground in mexico beach. just another view of how much this town is in ruins. this is what it looked like before hurricane michael. what home also looked like for my next guest, tandy horton. but it isn t just where she lived that was ravaged by the hurricane. this is the el governor motel, the beachside motel where she worked and this is what is left of the motel. the roof walls, even rooms themselves, torn apart.