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notes: Catholic Charities Natchez: Long-Term Recovery Natchez Long-Term Recovery Natchez office offers a variety of services to hurricane victims, including: Long Term Recovery Office provides the following services: Case management and financial assistance: Our case manager is on duty from 8:30AM - 5 PM, and accepts appointments for general assistance to evacuees and families in Adams County and Concordia Parish, Louisiana who are hosting displaced families in their homes. Financial assistance includes rent, utilities, furniture, medical prescriptions, and transportation. NOTE: Financial assistance is very limited and based on individual needs after all other resources are exhausted. We are setting up appointments by phone at 601-960-8940. We are not giving out the address to discourage walk-ins, allowing us to give more personal, individualized assistance. Mental health services: These services are offered to those experiencing severe emotional or mental difficulties due to the trauma of the storms and/or subsequent displacements. Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Survivors Outlet Mall Warehouse is a joint effort of Catholic Charities, the United Way, the Salvation Army and several churches in town. It is open 3 - 6 PM Monday through Friday. Goods available include: Non-perishable food items Clothing Household supplies Health and hygeine supplies Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Long-Term Recovery Office: Resources Catholic Charities is a member of Mississippi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (MSVOAD). This coalition is the counterpart for the state of Mississippi to National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster. The coalition's goal is to foster more effective service to people who have been, or may be in the future, affected by disaster through communication, coordination, cooperation, collaboration, convening mechanisms and outreach. Members of MSVOAD include: American Red Cross Bay Area Food Bank Catholic Charities Church of the Nazarene Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) Church World Service FEMA - 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-525-0321 FEMA Voluntary Agency Liaison (VAL) points of contact: Jackson area: Gene Slusher, 601-965-2664 Biloxi area: Charles Craig, 228-523-8738 FEMA Operation Hope [see poster in PDF format about Katrina and Rita services] Katrina Aid Today -- a consortium of 10 social service and voluntary organizations, led by UMCOR, dedicated to helping survivors navigate the system to recover from this tragic disruption of their lives. National Relief Network (NRN) Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Salvation Army Volunteers of America -> Catholic Charities Natchez: Long-Term Recovery Natchez Long-Term Recovery Natchez office offers a variety of services to hurricane victims, including: Long Term Recovery Office provides the following services: Case management and financial assistance: Our case manager is on duty from 8:30AM - 5 PM, and accepts appointments for general assistance to evacuees and families in Adams County and Concordia Parish, Louisiana who are hosting displaced families in their homes. Financial assistance includes rent, utilities, furniture, medical prescriptions, and transportation. NOTE: Financial assistance is very limited and based on individual needs after all other resources are exhausted. We are setting up appointments by phone at 601-960-8940. We are not giving out the address to discourage walk-ins, allowing us to give more personal, individualized assistance. Mental health services: These services are offered to those experiencing severe emotional or mental difficulties due to the trauma of the storms and/or subsequent displacements. Contact: Martha Mitternight ? Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Survivors Outlet Mall Warehouse is a joint effort of Catholic Charities, the United Way, the Salvation Army and several churches in town. It is open 3 - 6 PM Monday through Friday. Goods available include: Non-perishable food items Clothing Household supplies Health and hygeine supplies Contact: Martha Mitternight ? Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Long-Term Recovery Office: Resources Catholic Charities is a member of Mississippi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (MSVOAD). This coalition is the counterpart for the state of Mississippi to National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster. The coalition's goal is to foster more effective service to people who have been, or may be in the future, affected by disaster through communication, coordination, cooperation, collaboration, convening mechanisms and outreach. Members of MSVOAD include: American Red Cross Bay Area Food Bank Catholic Charities Church of the Nazarene Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) Church World Service FEMA - 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-525-0321 FEMA Voluntary Agency Liaison (VAL) points of contact: Jackson area: Gene Slusher, 601-965-2664 Biloxi area: Charles Craig, 228-523-8738 FEMA Operation Hope [see poster in PDF format about Katrina and Rita services] Katrina Aid Today -- a consortium of 10 social service and voluntary organizations, led by UMCOR, dedicated to helping survivors navigate the system to recover from this tragic disruption of their lives. National Relief Network (NRN) Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Salvation Army Volunteers of America
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notes: Catholic Charities Natchez: Long-Term Recovery Natchez Long-Term Recovery Natchez office offers a variety of services to hurricane victims, including: Long Term Recovery Office provides the following services: Case management and financial assistance: Our case manager is on duty from 8:30AM - 5 PM, and accepts appointments for general assistance to evacuees and families in Adams County and Concordia Parish, Louisiana who are hosting displaced families in their homes. Financial assistance includes rent, utilities, furniture, medical prescriptions, and transportation. NOTE: Financial assistance is very limited and based on individual needs after all other resources are exhausted. We are setting up appointments by phone at 601-960-8940. We are not giving out the address to discourage walk-ins, allowing us to give more personal, individualized assistance. Mental health services: These services are offered to those experiencing severe emotional or mental difficulties due to the trauma of the storms and/or subsequent displacements. Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Survivors Outlet Mall Warehouse is a joint effort of Catholic Charities, the United Way, the Salvation Army and several churches in town. It is open 3 - 6 PM Monday through Friday. Goods available include: Non-perishable food items Clothing Household supplies Health and hygeine supplies Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Long-Term Recovery Office: Resources Catholic Charities is a member of Mississippi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (MSVOAD). This coalition is the counterpart for the state of Mississippi to National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster. The coalition's goal is to foster more effective service to people who have been, or may be in the future, affected by disaster through communication, coordination, cooperation, collaboration, convening mechanisms and outreach. Members of MSVOAD include: American Red Cross Bay Area Food Bank Catholic Charities Church of the Nazarene Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) Church World Service FEMA - 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-525-0321 FEMA Voluntary Agency Liaison (VAL) points of contact: Jackson area: Gene Slusher, 601-965-2664 Biloxi area: Charles Craig, 228-523-8738 FEMA Operation Hope [see poster in PDF format about Katrina and Rita services] Katrina Aid Today -- a consortium of 10 social service and voluntary organizations, led by UMCOR, dedicated to helping survivors navigate the system to recover from this tragic disruption of their lives. National Relief Network (NRN) Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Salvation Army Volunteers of America -> Catholic Charities Natchez: Long-Term Recovery Natchez Long-Term Recovery Natchez office offers a variety of services to hurricane victims, including: Long Term Recovery Office provides the following services: Case management and financial assistance: Our case manager is on duty from 8:30AM - 5 PM, and accepts appointments for general assistance to evacuees and families in Adams County and Concordia Parish, Louisiana who are hosting displaced families in their homes. Financial assistance includes rent, utilities, furniture, medical prescriptions, and transportation. NOTE: Financial assistance is very limited and based on individual needs after all other resources are exhausted. We are setting up appointments by phone at 601-960-8940. We are not giving out the address to discourage walk-ins, allowing us to give more personal, individualized assistance. Mental health services: These services are offered to those experiencing severe emotional or mental difficulties due to the trauma of the storms and/or subsequent displacements. Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Survivors Outlet Mall Warehouse is a joint effort of Catholic Charities, the United Way, the Salvation Army and several churches in town. It is open 3 - 6 PM Monday through Friday. Goods available include: Non-perishable food items Clothing Household supplies Health and hygeine supplies Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Long-Term Recovery Office: Resources Catholic Charities is a member of Mississippi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (MSVOAD). This coalition is the counterpart for the state of Mississippi to National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster. The coalition's goal is to foster more effective service to people who have been, or may be in the future, affected by disaster through communication, coordination, cooperation, collaboration, convening mechanisms and outreach. Members of MSVOAD include: American Red Cross Bay Area Food Bank Catholic Charities Church of the Nazarene Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) Church World Service FEMA - 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-525-0321 FEMA Voluntary Agency Liaison (VAL) points of contact: Jackson area: Gene Slusher, 601-965-2664 Biloxi area: Charles Craig, 228-523-8738 FEMA Operation Hope [see poster in PDF format about Katrina and Rita services] Katrina Aid Today -- a consortium of 10 social service and voluntary organizations, led by UMCOR, dedicated to helping survivors navigate the system to recover from this tragic disruption of their lives. National Relief Network (NRN) Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Salvation Army Volunteers of America

notes: Catholic Charities Natchez: Long-Term Recovery Natchez Long-Term Recovery Natchez office offers a variety of services to hurricane victims, including: Long Term Recovery Office provides the following services: Case management and financial assistance: Our case manager is on duty from 8:30AM - 5 PM, and accepts appointments for general assistance to evacuees and families in Adams County and Concordia Parish, Louisiana who are hosting displaced families in their homes. Financial assistance includes rent, utilities, furniture, medical prescriptions, and transportation. NOTE: Financial assistance is very limited and based on individual needs after all other resources are exhausted. We are setting up appointments by phone at 601-960-8940. We are not giving out the address to discourage walk-ins, allowing us to give more personal, individualized assistance. Mental health services: These services are offered to those experiencing severe emotional or mental difficulties due to the trauma of the storms and/or subsequent displacements. Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Survivors Outlet Mall Warehouse is a joint effort of Catholic Charities, the United Way, the Salvation Army and several churches in town. It is open 3 - 6 PM Monday through Friday. Goods available include: Non-perishable food items Clothing Household supplies Health and hygeine supplies Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 -> Catholic Charities Natchez: Long-Term Recovery Natchez Long-Term Recovery Natchez office offers a variety of services to hurricane victims, including: Long Term Recovery Office provides the following services: Case management and financial assistance: Our case manager is on duty from 8:30AM - 5 PM, and accepts appointments for general assistance to evacuees and families in Adams County and Concordia Parish, Louisiana who are hosting displaced families in their homes. Financial assistance includes rent, utilities, furniture, medical prescriptions, and transportation. NOTE: Financial assistance is very limited and based on individual needs after all other resources are exhausted. We are setting up appointments by phone at 601-960-8940. We are not giving out the address to discourage walk-ins, allowing us to give more personal, individualized assistance. Mental health services: These services are offered to those experiencing severe emotional or mental difficulties due to the trauma of the storms and/or subsequent displacements. Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Survivors Outlet Mall Warehouse is a joint effort of Catholic Charities, the United Way, the Salvation Army and several churches in town. It is open 3 - 6 PM Monday through Friday. Goods available include: Non-perishable food items Clothing Household supplies Health and hygeine supplies Contact: Martha Mitternight – Director Phone: 601-442-4579 Fax: 601-442-4588 Long-Term Recovery Office: Resources Catholic Charities is a member of Mississippi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (MSVOAD). This coalition is the counterpart for the state of Mississippi to National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster. The coalition's goal is to foster more effective service to people who have been, or may be in the future, affected by disaster through communication, coordination, cooperation, collaboration, convening mechanisms and outreach. Members of MSVOAD include: American Red Cross Bay Area Food Bank Catholic Charities Church of the Nazarene Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) Church World Service FEMA - 1-800-621-3362 or 1-800-525-0321 FEMA Voluntary Agency Liaison (VAL) points of contact: Jackson area: Gene Slusher, 601-965-2664 Biloxi area: Charles Craig, 228-523-8738 FEMA Operation Hope [see poster in PDF format about Katrina and Rita services] Katrina Aid Today -- a consortium of 10 social service and voluntary organizations, led by UMCOR, dedicated to helping survivors navigate the system to recover from this tragic disruption of their lives. National Relief Network (NRN) Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Salvation Army Volunteers of America