Five families in the remote El Junquito community of Ecuador, previously living in fear of collapsing homes after the June 24th earthquakes, have found temporary housing. These families endured nearly two months of uncertainty following the tremors, exposed to potential danger. Provisional homes are now offering a much-needed sense of security, allowing residents to “sleep peacefully” for the first time since the disaster. However, this is only a temporary solution as the families continue to await more substantial assistance from the state. The community’s remote location and difficult access have complicated relief efforts. This situation highlights the ongoing need for earthquake relief and government support in vulnerable regions of Ecuador. This provides these families a safe haven while they navigate the process of long-term recovery.