Housing, Volunteer Housing * (ANY/ALL Types) available at Project Hope and Compassion (Camp Hope)

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notes: Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability). The cost to each volunteer for their stay is $15 a day per person. Meals are included in this cost. Costs may be reduced or waived for special cases, but need to be cleared with Karen Parker prior to arrival. It is highly recommended that groups stay a minimum of 4-5 days to make the adjustment to the disaster area environment and make a productive contribution to the needs of the community. -> Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability). The cost to each volunteer for their stay is $15 a day per person. Meals are included in this cost. Costs may be reduced or waived for special cases, but need to be cleared with Karen Parker prior to arrival. It is highly recommended that groups stay a minimum of 4-5 days to make the adjustment to the disaster area environment and make a productive contribution to the needs of the community. Volunteer groups must be approved and scheduled in advance of arrival. For scheduling, contact Terri Moore @ 228.861.8129, ttdata@bellsouth.net

notes: Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability). The cost to each volunteer for their stay is $15 a day per person. Meals are included in this cost. Costs may be reduced or waived for special cases, but need to be cleared with Karen Parker prior to arrival. -> Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability). The cost to each volunteer for their stay is $15 a day per person. Meals are included in this cost. Costs may be reduced or waived for special cases, but need to be cleared with Karen Parker prior to arrival. It is highly recommended that groups stay a minimum of 4-5 days to make the adjustment to the disaster area environment and make a productive contribution to the needs of the community.

notes: Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability). -> Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability). The cost to each volunteer for their stay is $15 a day per person. Meals are included in this cost. Costs may be reduced or waived for special cases, but need to be cleared with Karen Parker prior to arrival.

notes: Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) -> Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.) It is recommended that you bring your own cot and/or air mattress (single or twin size only); however, some cots may be available on site (call to confirm availability).

notes: -> Housing space is provided by St. Ann in the parish hall, education building, and in large tents. Men and women are housed in separate facilities. Except for those with RV’s or tents, married couples should expect to be in separate sleeping quarters. Because of the crowded quarters, parents should not plan to bring children under the age of 16 with them. (Any exception to this rule must be cleared with Karen Parker well in advance, and will only be granted in special cases.)