A month after the category 4 Hurricane Matthew blasted through southwestern Haiti, the people are starving and in many cases have no shelter, especially in the worst-hit departments of Grand'Anse and Sud.

PORT-SALUT, HAITI - OCTOBER 26: Nicole Duce, 43, holds her 5-month-old daughter, Fridzadora Loga, in the badly hit town of Port-Salut, Haiti in the department of Sud on October 26, 2016. Eight people live in the shack which was constructed after the hurricane destroyed their original home. Two children in the family were killed in the storm. An aid organization is helping the family to construct a wooden home for them to live in. A month after the category 4 Hurricane Matthew blasted through southwestern Haiti, the people are starving and in many cases have no shelter, especially in the worst-hit departments of Grand'Anse and Sud. The death toll stands at 546, according to the government, but local officials have reported more than twice that many killed. (Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post via Getty Images)