Caritas, the Catholic Church organization responsible for the distribution, says it has started delivering US humanitarian aid in two towns near Havana. Multiple outlets report that the aid consists of hundreds of boxes shipped from the United States and is being handed out locally under Caritas’s supervision. The distribution begins in the two areas near the Cuban capital, where recipients are expected to receive the packaged assistance. The reporting attributes the announcement to Caritas officials, who describe the effort as part of a broader humanitarian response. While details on the specific towns, the contents of the boxes, and the criteria for eligibility are not provided in the excerpts, the consistent points across sources are that Caritas is overseeing the process, the aid comes from the United States, and it is now being distributed on the ground in the Havana region.