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Indonesia Emergency Appeal

Support food, safe water and shelter for disaster-affected families in Indonesia.

Support emergency relief in Indonesia. Choose a one-off or monthly contribution and review the appeal reporting status.

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The Indonesia Emergency Appeal raises funds for emergency food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies and temporary shelter for disaster-affected families. Donations contribute to the programme through local partners, subject to assessed needs and available funding. Read the current reporting status, then choose a one-off or monthly gift.

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Your appeal at a glance

What your support is for

Support emergency food, safe water, hygiene supplies and temporary shelter for disaster-affected families.

Programme
Emergency relief
Countries covered
Indonesia
Public reporting
Awaiting verified reports

A standing appeal for eligible emergency relief through local delivery partners. Deployment depends on assessed need, access, partner capacity and trustee allocation; it has no guaranteed response time.

Funding and delivery figures are not yet published

We have not published a reconciled fundraising total, approved target or partner delivery report for this appeal. This does not mean the amount raised or delivered is zero. We will show figures with their reporting period and supporting evidence when approved for publication.

Indonesia
The country this appeal supports
Food, water, shelter
Emergency relief, including hygiene supplies
Standing appeal
Eligible needs after disasters, including earthquakes and tsunamis
Reporting pending
Verified appeal totals and delivery reports are not yet published

What is the Indonesia Emergency Appeal?

This standing appeal raises funds for emergency food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies and temporary shelter for disaster-affected families in Indonesia. Gifts contribute to the programme through local delivery partners. They do not guarantee help for a named household or a fixed quantity of supplies.

Choose this appeal if you want to support emergency relief in Indonesia. The intended use is practical help after disasters, including earthquakes and tsunamis. Reconstruction, cash grants to individuals and hospital treatment are outside this appeal; eye surgery and cancer care have separate programmes.

World Aid Network has not yet published a reconciled fundraising total, approved funding target or named partner delivery report for this appeal. The reporting panel explains what is available. We will distinguish money received, payments to partners and completed distributions when approved evidence is published.

Why do families in Indonesia need emergency relief?

Disaster damage can interrupt access to food, drinking water and a safe place to stay. The purpose of emergency relief is to meet assessed immediate needs. Conditions vary between islands and communities, so the appropriate supplies and delivery routes depend on the situation.

Local assessment matters. A household unable to use its home may need shelter materials, while a community with damaged water supplies may need safe water or purification. An appeal description is not evidence that a particular distribution has already taken place.

What does the Indonesia Tsunami Appeal support?

Tsunami-related giving uses this same Indonesia Emergency Appeal. Contributions support eligible food, drinking water, hygiene and temporary shelter needs after disaster. The page is a fundraising route, not a live tsunami-warning service.

For current earthquake and tsunami information, follow official BMKG updates and local authorities. Historical reports on this page must not be read as a warning that remains active today.

What happened in Flores on 15 August 2026?

BMKG reports a magnitude Mw 7.7 earthquake north of Flores on 15 August 2026. Its subsequent report confirms tsunami observations and says the warning ended that morning. These dated reports provide context; they are not evidence of World Aid Network deliveries.

The linked official sources below describe the event. They should be used for the event facts rather than treating fundraising copy as an emergency bulletin. No current casualty total or live warning is claimed here.

This appeal can support eligible emergency needs in Indonesia subject to assessment, available funds and partner capacity. A specific allocation or delivery after the Flores earthquake will only be reported when supporting evidence is approved.

How should I read disaster information on this appeal?

Read the date and source of any event description, then check the appeal reporting status separately. An official disaster report establishes that an event occurred. It does not establish how much this appeal raised, which partner was paid or what World Aid Network delivered.

We use official sources for incident context and separate approved records for our own financial and delivery reporting. Photographs used to illustrate the page should not be treated as proof of a funded distribution.

Indonesia earthquakes and tsunamis this appeal is here for
When What families faced
15 August 2026 · Flores, Indonesia BMKG reports Mw 7.7 and subsequent tsunami observations; this is event context, not a WAN delivery report.

Does the appeal cover only one disaster?

No. This is a standing Indonesia emergency appeal, rather than a promise that every donation funds one dated incident. Eligible needs can arise after different disasters. Read the stated purpose and contact us before making a more narrowly restricted gift.

A campaign-specific target, budget or surplus decision will be published only after approval. Do not assume that a past event mentioned in an article remains the sole destination for a gift.

Why do historical disasters appear in relief discussions?

Past disasters help explain why emergency preparedness and relief matter. They are not current fundraising totals, delivery updates or evidence of World Aid Network involvement in those events.

For the latest official hazard information, use BMKG. For information about this appeal, look for the reporting period, named partner and supporting records in our updates. Those are different kinds of evidence.

How do you avoid confusing need with impact?

The scale of a disaster describes need. A charity’s impact depends on evidence of what its own funding delivered. We do not use national disaster figures as World Aid Network beneficiary counts.

Public reports should explain what was delivered, where and when, and whether household or individual counts include repeat recipients. Estimates should not become reported outcomes.

What will my donation to the Indonesia Emergency Appeal support?

Contributions towards emergency food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies and temporary shelter for disaster-affected families in Indonesia. Quantities, contents and final costs depend on assessed needs and local quotes.

The suggested amounts below are contributions to this programme, not a price list guaranteeing a specific number of families or days of food. Smaller and larger gifts can both support the appeal. Financial totals and delivery results will be reported separately when approved.

Typical partner-quoted Indonesia emergency kit costs
Gift What partners typically kit
£10 Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia
£25 Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia
£50 Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia
£100 Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia
£250 Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia
£500 Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia

What does your amount fund?

£50 — Contribution towards emergency relief in Indonesia

Works without JavaScript via the table above. For a fuller calculator see the emergency relief calculator.

How is funding intended to reach people in Indonesia?

World Aid Network’s stated model is to fund eligible relief through local delivery partners. Trustee allocation, partner checks and the available budget determine what can proceed. Named partner and disbursement records will be linked when approved for publication.

Buying appropriate supplies locally can avoid international parcel handling, but it does not by itself guarantee lower costs or immediate access. Partners still need to assess availability, safe routes and the needs of affected communities.

How quickly will my donation help?

There is no guaranteed response time. Payment processing, allocation, access, local conditions and partner capacity can all affect delivery. Completing a card payment does not mean that a relief distribution has already happened.

Dated updates should show when funds were paid and when delivery was reported. Monthly giving provides recurring support for the programme, rather than guaranteeing that supplies are already positioned for a future disaster.

Can I give monthly to the Indonesia Emergency Appeal?

Yes. Select monthly giving in the donation form and check the recurring amount before confirming payment. A regular donation contributes to the appeal on an ongoing basis. You can also choose a one-off gift.

Use the secure manage-giving route to manage an existing recurring donation. For questions about receipts, appeal restrictions or reporting, contact World Aid Network. Choosing monthly giving does not guarantee a particular delivery date.

What are the latest appeal updates?

How we report

No verified delivery updates published yet

Dated reports will appear here after review. Each published update will distinguish money received, payments to delivery partners and the care or relief reported. Photographs of people require permission to publish.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the Indonesia Emergency Appeal?

This standing appeal raises funds for emergency food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies and temporary shelter for disaster-affected families in Indonesia. Gifts contribute to the programme through local delivery partners. They do not guarantee help for a named household or a fixed quantity of supplies.

How can I donate to Indonesia tsunami relief?

Use the donation form on this page or choose the Indonesia Emergency Appeal on the donation page. Select an amount and one-off or monthly giving. Card checkout shows the payment methods available for your device and account.

What happened in Flores on 15 August 2026?

BMKG reports a magnitude Mw 7.7 earthquake north of Flores on 15 August 2026. Its subsequent report confirms tsunami observations and says the warning ended that morning. These dated reports provide context; they are not evidence of World Aid Network deliveries.

What will my donation to the Indonesia Emergency Appeal support?

Contributions towards emergency food, safe drinking water, hygiene supplies and temporary shelter for disaster-affected families in Indonesia. Quantities, contents and final costs depend on assessed needs and local quotes.

How quickly will my donation help?

There is no guaranteed response time. Payment processing, allocation, access, local conditions and partner capacity can all affect delivery. Completing a card payment does not mean that a relief distribution has already happened.

Can I give monthly to the Indonesia Emergency Appeal?

Yes. Select monthly giving in the donation form and check the recurring amount before confirming payment. A regular donation contributes to the appeal on an ongoing basis. You can also choose a one-off gift.

How else can you help people in Indonesia?

You can donate on this page, share the Indonesia Emergency Appeal with friends, or give to our wider emergency relief work. If you want to help after floods or earthquakes in Pakistan, visit that appeal. Every gift helps us reach families who need food, water and shelter.

How can you donate to the Indonesia Emergency Appeal now?

Contribute towards emergency food, safe water, hygiene and shelter in Indonesia. Review the purpose and reporting status, then choose a gift that is comfortable for you.