notes: The History: Since the initial landfall of Hurricane Katrina, a growing number of agencies from the public and private sector have been working together to help meet the needs of recovering residents located in the Greater New Orleans area and those who have been displaced elsewhere. GNODRP was formed in November of 2005 and has become a collaboration of 60 plus agencies from the Interfaith, Non Profit and Government sector, strongly committed to assisting people devastated by Hurricane Katrina. General Membership includes: -Representatives from each participating parish long term recovery committee -Religious/Faith Based Organizations -Disaster Response Agencies -Social and Human Services Agencies -Government Liaisons -Advocacy Groups Guiding Principles: -Local focus and involvement – Information and creativity fostered by the Parish Committees -Interfaith and Community based - others included -Local leadership – expanded and developed -Unmet Needs addressed -Decisions driven by data – accurate population studies and needs assessments GNODRP Information gathering / sharing is currently being established between agencies to track the progress of individuals and families. Through this collaboration, funding entities are working together to bring in more resources to help meet the needs of area residents. =========================== www.gnodrp.org http://www.gnodrpvc.org/ Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006 -> Website link is dead, status unknown. Contact needs to be made to verify if active - LTel 9/3/12 ------------------------------- The History: Since the initial landfall of Hurricane Katrina, a growing number of agencies from the public and private sector have been working together to help meet the needs of recovering residents located in the Greater New Orleans area and those who have been displaced elsewhere. GNODRP was formed in November of 2005 and has become a collaboration of 60 plus agencies from the Interfaith, Non Profit and Government sector, strongly committed to assisting people devastated by Hurricane Katrina. General Membership includes: -Representatives from each participating parish long term recovery committee -Religious/Faith Based Organizations -Disaster Response Agencies -Social and Human Services Agencies -Government Liaisons -Advocacy Groups Guiding Principles: -Local focus and involvement – Information and creativity fostered by the Parish Committees -Interfaith and Community based - others included -Local leadership – expanded and developed -Unmet Needs addressed -Decisions driven by data – accurate population studies and needs assessments GNODRP Information gathering / sharing is currently being established between agencies to track the progress of individuals and families. Through this collaboration, funding entities are working together to bring in more resources to help meet the needs of area residents. =========================== www.gnodrp.org http://www.gnodrpvc.org/ Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006
status: Open -> Unknown

parish: Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines, St. Tammany, St. Bernard, Washington, Tangipahoa -> Orleans

parish: Orleans -> Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines, St. Tammany, St. Bernard, Washington, Tangipahoa
main_phone: Cathie Peterman 504-483-3557 cpeterman@voagno.org -> 504-827-9250
mgt_contact changed.
mgt_phone changed.
notes: www.gnodrp.org http://www.gnodrpvc.org/ Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006 -> The History: Since the initial landfall of Hurricane Katrina, a growing number of agencies from the public and private sector have been working together to help meet the needs of recovering residents located in the Greater New Orleans area and those who have been displaced elsewhere. GNODRP was formed in November of 2005 and has become a collaboration of 60 plus agencies from the Interfaith, Non Profit and Government sector, strongly committed to assisting people devastated by Hurricane Katrina. General Membership includes: -Representatives from each participating parish long term recovery committee -Religious/Faith Based Organizations -Disaster Response Agencies -Social and Human Services Agencies -Government Liaisons -Advocacy Groups Guiding Principles: -Local focus and involvement – Information and creativity fostered by the Parish Committees -Interfaith and Community based - others included -Local leadership – expanded and developed -Unmet Needs addressed -Decisions driven by data – accurate population studies and needs assessments GNODRP Information gathering / sharing is currently being established between agencies to track the progress of individuals and families. Through this collaboration, funding entities are working together to bring in more resources to help meet the needs of area residents. =========================== www.gnodrp.org http://www.gnodrpvc.org/ Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006
other_contacts changed.
organization: Non-Profit -> Non-Profit Collaborative (COAD - Community Organization Active in Disaster)
facility_type: Volunteer Camp -> Info/Hotline
email changed.
areas_served: -> Orleans, Jefferson, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Plaquemines
mission: -> The Mission of the Greater New Orleans Disaster Recovery Partnership (GNODRP) is to regionally support long term recovery and preparedness.

cat_notes: LTel 2/4/08: Left msg. machine for Vol. Coord. to call back for update on volunteer camp. We have no info on capacity, fees, etc. ============================================================================ Message text written by "Sara E. Galliano" >Terra In order to obtain the goods you must be part of GNODRP or a LTRO working in one of the 9 Parishes served(www.gnodrp.org) If your organization would like to join GNODRP, you can contact Chris Brooks @ Christopherb@Unitedwaynola.org to get the needed paperwork If it is submitted by Friday, you are okay. Typically the goods are issued to Case Management agencies and the case managers have identified clients with needs in their current case load.&nbsp; In this case, I need to move the goods to make room for other items, so the members of GNODRP that house volunteers may benefit from the water, some groups that work with disaster victims and their children will benefit from the books and so on.&nbsp; A MOU will be in the paperwork Chris sends you, it explains a little more and we also have a warehouse orientation on the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm.&nbsp; It may be wise to attend one, so your org does not miss oppurtunities that may assist their mission. As far as a referral, you want to check via link online... 211 provides a wide variety of resources which can be accessed on their website. I also suggest you talk with Real Estate Agents at Century 21 because they were very helpful to me, when trying to find rentals in affordable ranges for clients when I was a case manager. If they see an outcome from helping you, they will update you weekly on upcoming housing and more. I think this was too much info but I am long winded sometimes... Sorry Sara <p>Sara Galliano<br /> Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities<br /> Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231<br /> New Orleans, La. 70113<br /> GNODRP - Donations Management Chair<br /> 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053<br /> (504)236-1759<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> IMPORTANT WARNING: This email (and any attachments) is only intended for the use of the person or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. You, the recipient, are obligated to maintain it in a safe, secure and confidential manner. Unauthorized redisclosure or failure to maintain confidentiality may subject you to penalties. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately notify us by return email, and delete this message from your computer.<br /> <br /> </p> <br /> <br /> -----Original Message-----<br /> From: "terraf" &lt;terraf@compuserve.com&gt;<br /> Sent 1/9/2008 8:20:56 PM<br /> To: "Sara Galliano" &lt;SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org&gt;<br /> Subject: warehouse distro question<br /> <br /> <pre>Hi Sara, Terra here from Citizen Action Team...the online Relief Database people. Question about the stuff avail at the warehouse (the email below was forwarded to us from the FEMA mailing lsit). Someone said that only case managers associated with the LTRC can get the stuff. Is that true? or any social services org? Also, I've had a request to beef up the database with housing referral or gs and other orgs that specialize in helping people find housing. Can you refer me to a couple in your region? Terra *~*~* Citizen Action Team <a href="http://www.reliefdatabase.org" target="_blank">www.reliefdatabase.org</a> <a href="http://www.citizencommandcenter.org" target="_blank">www.citizencommandcenter.org</a> terra@citizenactionteam.org 978 266 2778 From: Sara E. Galliano [mailto:SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org] Sent: Tue 01/08/08 11:24 PM To: Steven Zimmer Subject: GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution Dear Steve, Can you please forward this email to your GNODRP case management list. __________ GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution The GNODRP warehouse has to move items in order to make room for new arrivals. These items include: * bottled water, * school uniforms, * light bulbs, * paint in 1-gallon buckets (colors vary), * cement cleaner, * children's books, * play mats, and * antique furniture. Other items may be available upon arrival. There are several pallets of each items and the goods will be issued first come, first serve on Friday Jan. 11th between 9am - noon. Thanks, Sara Galliano Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231 New Orleans, La. 70113 GNODRP - Donations Management Chair 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053 (504)236-1759 </pre>< -> LTel 2/6/08: Spoke to new volunteer coordinator Woody Hosler who is with Volunteers of America (Cathie Peterman left that position). The GNODRP is a collaborative and should not be listed as a volunteer camp. Woody coordinates all volunteer offers that come through them and places them according to skill set, affiliations, etc. ========================================================================== LTel 2/5/08: Left msg. machine for Vol. Coord. to call back for update on volunteer camp. We have no info on capacity, fees, etc. ============================================================================ Message text written by "Sara E. Galliano" >Terra In order to obtain the goods you must be part of GNODRP or a LTRO working in one of the 9 Parishes served(www.gnodrp.org) If your organization would like to join GNODRP, you can contact Chris Brooks @ Christopherb@Unitedwaynola.org to get the needed paperwork If it is submitted by Friday, you are okay. Typically the goods are issued to Case Management agencies and the case managers have identified clients with needs in their current case load.&nbsp; In this case, I need to move the goods to make room for other items, so the members of GNODRP that house volunteers may benefit from the water, some groups that work with disaster victims and their children will benefit from the books and so on.&nbsp; A MOU will be in the paperwork Chris sends you, it explains a little more and we also have a warehouse orientation on the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm.&nbsp; It may be wise to attend one, so your org does not miss oppurtunities that may assist their mission. As far as a referral, you want to check via link online... 211 provides a wide variety of resources which can be accessed on their website. I also suggest you talk with Real Estate Agents at Century 21 because they were very helpful to me, when trying to find rentals in affordable ranges for clients when I was a case manager. If they see an outcome from helping you, they will update you weekly on upcoming housing and more. I think this was too much info but I am long winded sometimes... Sorry Sara <p>Sara Galliano<br /> Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities<br /> Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231<br /> New Orleans, La. 70113<br /> GNODRP - Donations Management Chair<br /> 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053<br /> (504)236-1759<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> IMPORTANT WARNING: This email (and any attachments) is only intended for the use of the person or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. You, the recipient, are obligated to maintain it in a safe, secure and confidential manner. Unauthorized redisclosure or failure to maintain confidentiality may subject you to penalties. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately notify us by return email, and delete this message from your computer.<br /> <br /> </p> <br /> <br /> -----Original Message-----<br /> From: "terraf" &lt;terraf@compuserve.com&gt;<br /> Sent 1/9/2008 8:20:56 PM<br /> To: "Sara Galliano" &lt;SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org&gt;<br /> Subject: warehouse distro question<br /> <br /> <pre>Hi Sara, Terra here from Citizen Action Team...the online Relief Database people. Question about the stuff avail at the warehouse (the email below was forwarded to us from the FEMA mailing lsit). Someone said that only case managers associated with the LTRC can get the stuff. Is that true? or any social services org? Also, I've had a request to beef up the database with housing referral or gs and other orgs that specialize in helping people find housing. Can you refer me to a couple in your region? Terra *~*~* Citizen Action Team <a href="http://www.reliefdatabase.org" target="_blank">www.reliefdatabase.org</a> <a href="http://www.citizencommandcenter.org" target="_blank">www.citizencommandcenter.org</a> terra@citizenactionteam.org 978 266 2778 From: Sara E. Galliano [mailto:SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org] Sent: Tue 01/08/08 11:24 PM To: Steven Zimmer Subject: GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution Dear Steve, Can you please forward this email to your GNODRP case management list. __________ GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution The GNODRP warehouse has to move items in order to make room for new arrivals. These items include: * bottled water, * school uniforms, * light bulbs, * paint in 1-gallon buckets (colors vary), * cement cleaner, * children's books, * play mats, and * antique furniture. Other items may be available upon arrival. There are several pallets of each items and the goods will be issued first come, first serve on Friday Jan. 11th between 9am - noon. Thanks, Sara Galliano Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231 New Orleans, La. 70113 GNODRP - Donations Management Chair 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053 (504)236-1759 </pre><

cat_notes: Message text written by "Sara E. Galliano" >Terra In order to obtain the goods you must be part of GNODRP or a LTRO working in one of the 9 Parishes served(www.gnodrp.org) If your organization would like to join GNODRP, you can contact Chris Brooks @ Christopherb@Unitedwaynola.org to get the needed paperwork If it is submitted by Friday, you are okay. Typically the goods are issued to Case Management agencies and the case managers have identified clients with needs in their current case load.&nbsp; In this case, I need to move the goods to make room for other items, so the members of GNODRP that house volunteers may benefit from the water, some groups that work with disaster victims and their children will benefit from the books and so on.&nbsp; A MOU will be in the paperwork Chris sends you, it explains a little more and we also have a warehouse orientation on the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm.&nbsp; It may be wise to attend one, so your org does not miss oppurtunities that may assist their mission. As far as a referral, you want to check via link online... 211 provides a wide variety of resources which can be accessed on their website. I also suggest you talk with Real Estate Agents at Century 21 because they were very helpful to me, when trying to find rentals in affordable ranges for clients when I was a case manager. If they see an outcome from helping you, they will update you weekly on upcoming housing and more. I think this was too much info but I am long winded sometimes... Sorry Sara <p>Sara Galliano<br /> Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities<br /> Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231<br /> New Orleans, La. 70113<br /> GNODRP - Donations Management Chair<br /> 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053<br /> (504)236-1759<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> IMPORTANT WARNING: This email (and any attachments) is only intended for the use of the person or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. You, the recipient, are obligated to maintain it in a safe, secure and confidential manner. Unauthorized redisclosure or failure to maintain confidentiality may subject you to penalties. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately notify us by return email, and delete this message from your computer.<br /> <br /> </p> <br /> <br /> -----Original Message-----<br /> From: "terraf" &lt;terraf@compuserve.com&gt;<br /> Sent 1/9/2008 8:20:56 PM<br /> To: "Sara Galliano" &lt;SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org&gt;<br /> Subject: warehouse distro question<br /> <br /> <pre>Hi Sara, Terra here from Citizen Action Team...the online Relief Database people. Question about the stuff avail at the warehouse (the email below was forwarded to us from the FEMA mailing lsit). Someone said that only case managers associated with the LTRC can get the stuff. Is that true? or any social services org? Also, I've had a request to beef up the database with housing referral or gs and other orgs that specialize in helping people find housing. Can you refer me to a couple in your region? Terra *~*~* Citizen Action Team <a href="http://www.reliefdatabase.org" target="_blank">www.reliefdatabase.org</a> <a href="http://www.citizencommandcenter.org" target="_blank">www.citizencommandcenter.org</a> terra@citizenactionteam.org 978 266 2778 From: Sara E. Galliano [mailto:SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org] Sent: Tue 01/08/08 11:24 PM To: Steven Zimmer Subject: GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution Dear Steve, Can you please forward this email to your GNODRP case management list. __________ GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution The GNODRP warehouse has to move items in order to make room for new arrivals. These items include: * bottled water, * school uniforms, * light bulbs, * paint in 1-gallon buckets (colors vary), * cement cleaner, * children's books, * play mats, and * antique furniture. Other items may be available upon arrival. There are several pallets of each items and the goods will be issued first come, first serve on Friday Jan. 11th between 9am - noon. Thanks, Sara Galliano Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231 New Orleans, La. 70113 GNODRP - Donations Management Chair 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053 (504)236-1759 </pre>< -> LTel 2/4/08: Left msg. machine for Vol. Coord. to call back for update on volunteer camp. We have no info on capacity, fees, etc. ============================================================================ Message text written by "Sara E. Galliano" >Terra In order to obtain the goods you must be part of GNODRP or a LTRO working in one of the 9 Parishes served(www.gnodrp.org) If your organization would like to join GNODRP, you can contact Chris Brooks @ Christopherb@Unitedwaynola.org to get the needed paperwork If it is submitted by Friday, you are okay. Typically the goods are issued to Case Management agencies and the case managers have identified clients with needs in their current case load.&nbsp; In this case, I need to move the goods to make room for other items, so the members of GNODRP that house volunteers may benefit from the water, some groups that work with disaster victims and their children will benefit from the books and so on.&nbsp; A MOU will be in the paperwork Chris sends you, it explains a little more and we also have a warehouse orientation on the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm.&nbsp; It may be wise to attend one, so your org does not miss oppurtunities that may assist their mission. As far as a referral, you want to check via link online... 211 provides a wide variety of resources which can be accessed on their website. I also suggest you talk with Real Estate Agents at Century 21 because they were very helpful to me, when trying to find rentals in affordable ranges for clients when I was a case manager. If they see an outcome from helping you, they will update you weekly on upcoming housing and more. I think this was too much info but I am long winded sometimes... Sorry Sara <p>Sara Galliano<br /> Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities<br /> Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231<br /> New Orleans, La. 70113<br /> GNODRP - Donations Management Chair<br /> 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053<br /> (504)236-1759<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> IMPORTANT WARNING: This email (and any attachments) is only intended for the use of the person or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. You, the recipient, are obligated to maintain it in a safe, secure and confidential manner. Unauthorized redisclosure or failure to maintain confidentiality may subject you to penalties. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately notify us by return email, and delete this message from your computer.<br /> <br /> </p> <br /> <br /> -----Original Message-----<br /> From: "terraf" &lt;terraf@compuserve.com&gt;<br /> Sent 1/9/2008 8:20:56 PM<br /> To: "Sara Galliano" &lt;SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org&gt;<br /> Subject: warehouse distro question<br /> <br /> <pre>Hi Sara, Terra here from Citizen Action Team...the online Relief Database people. Question about the stuff avail at the warehouse (the email below was forwarded to us from the FEMA mailing lsit). Someone said that only case managers associated with the LTRC can get the stuff. Is that true? or any social services org? Also, I've had a request to beef up the database with housing referral or gs and other orgs that specialize in helping people find housing. Can you refer me to a couple in your region? Terra *~*~* Citizen Action Team <a href="http://www.reliefdatabase.org" target="_blank">www.reliefdatabase.org</a> <a href="http://www.citizencommandcenter.org" target="_blank">www.citizencommandcenter.org</a> terra@citizenactionteam.org 978 266 2778 From: Sara E. Galliano [mailto:SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org] Sent: Tue 01/08/08 11:24 PM To: Steven Zimmer Subject: GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution Dear Steve, Can you please forward this email to your GNODRP case management list. __________ GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution The GNODRP warehouse has to move items in order to make room for new arrivals. These items include: * bottled water, * school uniforms, * light bulbs, * paint in 1-gallon buckets (colors vary), * cement cleaner, * children's books, * play mats, and * antique furniture. Other items may be available upon arrival. There are several pallets of each items and the goods will be issued first come, first serve on Friday Jan. 11th between 9am - noon. Thanks, Sara Galliano Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231 New Orleans, La. 70113 GNODRP - Donations Management Chair 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053 (504)236-1759 </pre><

notes: Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006 -> www.gnodrp.org http://www.gnodrpvc.org/ Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006
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cat_notes: -> Message text written by "Sara E. Galliano" >Terra In order to obtain the goods you must be part of GNODRP or a LTRO working in one of the 9 Parishes served(www.gnodrp.org) If your organization would like to join GNODRP, you can contact Chris Brooks @ Christopherb@Unitedwaynola.org to get the needed paperwork If it is submitted by Friday, you are okay. Typically the goods are issued to Case Management agencies and the case managers have identified clients with needs in their current case load.&nbsp; In this case, I need to move the goods to make room for other items, so the members of GNODRP that house volunteers may benefit from the water, some groups that work with disaster victims and their children will benefit from the books and so on.&nbsp; A MOU will be in the paperwork Chris sends you, it explains a little more and we also have a warehouse orientation on the 1st Friday of each month at 1pm.&nbsp; It may be wise to attend one, so your org does not miss oppurtunities that may assist their mission. As far as a referral, you want to check via link online... 211 provides a wide variety of resources which can be accessed on their website. I also suggest you talk with Real Estate Agents at Century 21 because they were very helpful to me, when trying to find rentals in affordable ranges for clients when I was a case manager. If they see an outcome from helping you, they will update you weekly on upcoming housing and more. I think this was too much info but I am long winded sometimes... Sorry Sara <p>Sara Galliano<br /> Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities<br /> Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231<br /> New Orleans, La. 70113<br /> GNODRP - Donations Management Chair<br /> 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053<br /> (504)236-1759<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> IMPORTANT WARNING: This email (and any attachments) is only intended for the use of the person or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. You, the recipient, are obligated to maintain it in a safe, secure and confidential manner. Unauthorized redisclosure or failure to maintain confidentiality may subject you to penalties. If you are not the intended recipient, please immediately notify us by return email, and delete this message from your computer.<br /> <br /> </p> <br /> <br /> -----Original Message-----<br /> From: "terraf" &lt;terraf@compuserve.com&gt;<br /> Sent 1/9/2008 8:20:56 PM<br /> To: "Sara Galliano" &lt;SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org&gt;<br /> Subject: warehouse distro question<br /> <br /> <pre>Hi Sara, Terra here from Citizen Action Team...the online Relief Database people. Question about the stuff avail at the warehouse (the email below was forwarded to us from the FEMA mailing lsit). Someone said that only case managers associated with the LTRC can get the stuff. Is that true? or any social services org? Also, I've had a request to beef up the database with housing referral or gs and other orgs that specialize in helping people find housing. Can you refer me to a couple in your region? Terra *~*~* Citizen Action Team <a href="http://www.reliefdatabase.org" target="_blank">www.reliefdatabase.org</a> <a href="http://www.citizencommandcenter.org" target="_blank">www.citizencommandcenter.org</a> terra@citizenactionteam.org 978 266 2778 From: Sara E. Galliano [mailto:SGalliano@archdiocese-no.org] Sent: Tue 01/08/08 11:24 PM To: Steven Zimmer Subject: GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution Dear Steve, Can you please forward this email to your GNODRP case management list. __________ GNODRP Donations Management Warehouse Distribution The GNODRP warehouse has to move items in order to make room for new arrivals. These items include: * bottled water, * school uniforms, * light bulbs, * paint in 1-gallon buckets (colors vary), * cement cleaner, * children's books, * play mats, and * antique furniture. Other items may be available upon arrival. There are several pallets of each items and the goods will be issued first come, first serve on Friday Jan. 11th between 9am - noon. Thanks, Sara Galliano Katrina Aid Today - Catholic Charities Office: 1000 Howard Ave Rm 231 New Orleans, La. 70113 GNODRP - Donations Management Chair 753 Airline Hwy. Kenner, La. 70053 (504)236-1759 </pre><
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parish: Greater New Orleans, LA - 13 parishes -> Orleans
region: Gulf Coast -> Gulf

website: http://www.voagno.org/ -> http://www.gnodrpvc.org/

status: Unknown -> Open

facility_type: Unknown -> Volunteer Camp

notes: Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006 -> Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes Katrina & Rita Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to: laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment. Youth group volunteers welcome. Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness to pitch in and help Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools, if possible Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited, please call for specifics Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music, French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize our city. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010 Information Updated: Jul-11-2006