If you have
disaster-caused unmet needs and would like to download a RAFT form, please
click here
Where do I start?
[Disaster 101 question/answer]
Lutheran Disaster Response ND
has an immediate need
for volunteers
across North Dakota. Due to the nature of
the work, volunteers must be 18 years or older, or 16-17 years of ages with
parental permission.
more info...
Lutheran Disaster Response
ND and Hands Across North Dakota is coordinating volunteers to assist
producers with debris
cleanup from pastures
and tillable fields and with the
repair and/or replacement of
fences. more
info...
How can I help?
Home
Estimators Needed for Recovery Efforts
If
you have construction knowledge and would like help those impacted by the
flooding in the state, this is an opportunity for you to serve!
These
volunteer estimators will visit homes impacted by disaster and estimate the
materials needed and the steps to rebuild the home to a livable state. How to
manage the construction sites and volunteers will also be addressed.
Training will
be provided by Dale and Jean Peercy; contractors who are known for their
expertise in estimating rebuild needs following a disaster.
A Free Home Estimator training
will be held:
-
June 24
at Lord of Life Church, 1143 N 26th St, Bismarck from 8:30 a.m.
– 5:00 p.m.
To register,
please contact us at
1-800-366-9841 or email
How
LDR ND is helping
Are YOU ready?
The time of crisis is
NOT the time to devise a plan!
With or without warning, disasters can
strike anyone, anywhere, and at any time. North Dakota is no stranger to natural disasters and
the possibility of man-made disasters is real.
- How will I react?
- How can I prepare?
- What goes into an emergency kit?
- How will worship be affected in
churches if pandemic outbreak limits public gatherings?
- Active Shooter
Situations
More info
Hands Across
North Dakota
Lutheran Disaster Response ND has partnered with
other disaster organizations and state
agencies through Hands Across North Dakota.
Services include
couple's retreats
telephone counseling
case relief
More info
Spiritual Accompaniment In Disaster
Spiritual Accompaniment In Disaster
(SAID)
Training helps answer important questions for clergy,
parish nurses, mental health professionals, chaplains, and other faith leaders.
It provides an opportunity for members of the faith community to find guidance
on how to walk with people in times of disaster and crisis. You are
invited to come and learn the answers to these questions and more...
More info
Spring Flooding in North Dakota