We are here to serve
2,010,531
meals served face-to-face across the globe
RRT displays care and compassion to people in crisis, providing free catering assistance and tangible support to emergency services, government and charitable organisations. Our team of volunteers are mobilised across the globe to serve where and when it is needed most.
Our volunteers
14,500
people that care
Everyday in some small way, RRT volunteers lend a helping hand to people in need. Established in 2013 by the Plymouth Brethren Christian Church (PBCC), RRT is inspired by community spirit and the gift of giving, and is a way for our community to put our faith into action.
Our reach
16
countries
We deliver help and hope to people across the globe with teams in Australia, the United Kingdom, North & South America, the Caribbean, Canada, New Zealand and throughout Europe including Poland and Ukraine. Together we are Brethren.
Caribbean Who We Support
Emergency & Disaster Relief
When natural disasters unfold, you can count on the Rapid Relief Team to be on the front line serving emergency service personnel with quality food and refreshments, and providing tangible support to those in need.
Learn moreHomelessness, Poverty & Hardship
RRT has a heart for the homeless, and supports homeless missions across the globe by serving meals and donating blankets and other essential items.
Learn moreYouth
RRT volunteers help bring joy into the life of disadvantaged youth by supporting youth-focused charities that empower young people to grow beyond adversities.
Learn moreHealth & Disability
When it comes to health and disability, RRT steps in to support government-based organisations and charities that raise vital funds and awareness for cancer research, carer support and much more.
Learn moreCommunity | Compassion | Support
Help us make a differenceFind out how you can contribute to support the Rapid Relief Team’s work across the Caribbean
Find out how you can contribute to support the Rapid Relief Team’s work across the Caribbean
Hurricane Beryl relief efforts continue. RRT Volunteers from Mandeville teamed up once more with MP Floyd Green, traveling across St. Elizabeth to deliver RRT Family Food boxes, water, and ice to various communities. Though the hurricane has passed, the summer heat remains intense! Without access to drinking water and electricity, residents of Sandy Bank, Fort Charles, Hopewell, and Stonefield greatly appreciated the sustenance and hydration. #rrtcares
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RRT volunteers from Kingston were humbled to be apart of the Hurricane Beryl Relief effort, serving 500 meals to the residents of Greenfield St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. With a special appearance from MP Floyd Green who joined the RRT Volunteers in serving his community. #rrtcares
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Six (6) Months, thats the timeline given to many residents of St. Elizabeth, Jamaica for the restoration of basic amenties - Power, Water, Internet. The passage of #HurricaneBeryl completely destroyed the homes of many and power lines within the Parish. All of which will now have to be reconstructed. They have a long journey ahead, RRT volunteers from Mandeville were humbled to partner with local MP Floyd Green to provide Snack Packs and water to the residents affected. #rrtcares
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The Fisheries Division is an essential part of the food supply chain in Barbados. Many boats - the source of their livelihoods were destoryed with the passing of #HurricaneBeryl. RRT Volunteers were humbled to give 100 of our Signature Food Boxes to families in the fisheries division affected the Hurricane. This is a small contribution to a community that plays a big part in our daily diet.#rrtcares
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