main_phone: (503) 624.1000 / 425.454.TEAM (8326) (WA office) / 800.959.HEAL (4325) (International Office) -> (503) 624.1000, or see other numbers in "notes"
notes: Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition /construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people! -> 425.454.TEAM (8326) (WA office) / 800.959.HEAL (4325) (International Office) Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition /construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people!

parish: Yamhill -> Washington
town: Bellevue -> Tigard
main_phone: 425.454.TEAM (8326) (WA office) / 800.959.HEAL (4325) (International Office) -> (503) 624.1000 / 425.454.TEAM (8326) (WA office) / 800.959.HEAL (4325) (International Office)
address: 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201 -> 14150 SW Milton Court
notes: Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition/construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people! -> Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition /construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people!
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notes: Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition/construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people! -> Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition/construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people!

town: -> Bellevue
main_phone: -> 425.454.TEAM (8326) (WA office) / 800.959.HEAL (4325) (International Office)
notes: Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition/construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: more than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team. http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people! -> Our work in North America While the work of Northwest Medical Teams focuses primarily on developing countries, we continue to respond to large-scale disasters in our own country. ----- 2005-2006: Gulf Coast hurricane response & recovery Initial response: Staff & volunteers deployed as soon as possible for the New Orleans convention center, where they aided in logistics & medical care. As we established partnerships with local churches, shelters and organizations, we sent more volunteer medical teams, as well as health supplies and financial support. Current focus: Rebuilding homes in Mississippi & Louisiana; sending trauma counselors. Volunteers: 220 volunteers on 35 teams. Teams include medical, demolition/construction & counseling. Supplies & financial support: More than $5.5 million committed for disaster relief in the Gulf Coast Nearly $900,000 in medical supplies, hygiene products & household items to shelters, churches & schools $28,000 to fund a mobile medical van that travels to resettlement areas & FEMA trailer communities near Baton Rouge; $10,300 of flu vaccine to stock it. Last December, Gift of Hope teams delivered toys, cleaning supplies and hygiene products to children and their families in Louisiana and Mississippi Mobile health van: One of our Mobile Dental vans, temporarily re-designated as a medical unit, worked with the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, traveling throughout the Baton Rouge area to administer immunizations to 1500 people. It relocated to Utica , Miss., when Hurricane Rita struck & served in Lafayette, La., as a mobile pharmacy. ------------ Current team openings: Gulf Coast Team opportunities on the Gulf Coast are limited to demolition, debris removal and construction teams. Skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) are desperately needed for reconstruction. Cost: Volunteers pay airfare only. All accommodations, food and ground transportation is provided by Northwest Medical Teams. Details: We prefer pre-arranged groups of 8-12 people. Each team member must submit a completed volunteer application. We plan to send approximately one team to each location every month through June 2007, each trip lasting for one week. Students & children: Only 18 & up, please. To apply for a team: http://nwti.convio.net/site/PageServer?pagename=inv_vol_opp_gulf New Orleans, Louisiana Work teams participate in the demolition and debris removal of homes affected by Hurricane Katrina in the New Orleans area. Teams are primarily comprised of church or civic groups. Dates: All teams are currently full; please check back for availability. Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett Moss Point, Mississippi Construction teams renovate homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina in Moss Point, Miss., and surrounding communities. Teams are comprised of skilled laborers (general contractors, electricians, plumbers, carpenters, etc.) Dates: Sept. 06, May-June 07 Approx. cost: $250-$550 Coordinator: Catherine Hockett If you are interested in any of these teams, contact Catherine Hockett, Gulf Coast team coordinator [800.959.4325, x1030]. We look forward to partnering with you to serve the needs of many people!

address: -> 1920 116th Avenue NE, Suite 201
zip: 00000 -> 98004
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