Young volunteers and survivors in their 20s help run shelters after earthquakes hit Venezuela’s La Guaira state, where damage is reported to be among the worst. As the search for missing people continues, people staying in temporary facilities rely on organized support to manage day-to-day needs inside the shelters. The reporting describes volunteers taking on responsibility for shelter operations, including coordinating activities for those displaced by the quakes. Both sources characterize the ongoing situation as protracted: rescue and search efforts remain underway, and the impact of the earthquakes continues to be felt by those who are now living in emergency accommodation. The focus of coverage is on the role of younger residents in sustaining community support during the aftermath, while response work continues in the background. The shelter work is portrayed as an active task that goes beyond immediate relief, involving continuous management as officials and search teams carry on with their efforts.