Bringing healing, help and hope
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... through disaster preparedness and response
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Lutheran Disaster Response ND
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With most of the "cut & muck" and "button up" jobs done, Lutheran
Disaster Response is transitioning into the Rebuild phase. At the
beginning of this phase, houses will be assessed for needed repairs
and an estimation of cost of building materials will be done. Some
houses are ready now for volunteers.
All houses that will receive volunteer labor are identified through the
case management process of RAFT (Resource Agencies Flood Team).
Rebuild requires some skilled volunteers and some less skilled to assist
the skilled volunteers. Start forming your teams today!
Make a difference in the lives of those waiting
to make their house a home again!
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Lutheran Disaster Response ND is a program of Lutheran Social Services of ND
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Volunteers with a construction or carpentry background who can assist
our Construction Manager in the estimation of the cost to rebuild flood
damaged homes
Case Management: Crucial need for volunteers Case Managers to work
with families affected by the flood
- Able to reach out to others
- Identify resources and request funding
- Advocate for flood survivors
- Training provided
- More info
Electricians willing to donate their services to those unable to pay for
electrical services but need wiring done for restoring heat to their homes this
winter. The ND State Electrical Board has granted special licenses for non-
North Dakota electricians.
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Volunteers are needed on an on-going basis for rebuilding houses affected
by the 2011 flooding in Minot. Teams consisting of 2 skilled and 3 unskilled
volunteers would be helpful.
To register for volunteering and/or housing, please click here.
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Want to help but need training on basic rebuild skills? Consider
contacting your local home improvement store for free training workshops.
Some suggestions include