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Beneficiary Communication in Haiti

renata.barradas November 20, 2014

In a disaster, information can be as valuable as water, food or shelter. The Red Cross is using tools such as radio and SMS to provide people with simple but life-saving information that can help them to prepare for, survive and then recover from future disasters.

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