Dear friends,
I have heard reports of the amazing work that you are doing throughout the affected areas: Mother Karen Gay’s crews have cleaned out dozens of homes in Denham Springs; Trinity, New Orleans has fed hundreds in Denham Springs; Saint Anna’s is working closely with Grace to gut and clean West Feliciana’s most affected areas; Trinity and St. Alban’s in Baton Rouge are busy helping stressed out LSU students get back on their feet; St. Luke’s has been ministering to police officers, many of whom were severely flooded; the teachers and administrators at Episcopal School have worked tirelessly to return the school to some form of normal, Fr. Peter Kang and his team from Grace will be helping Mother Peggy in New Roads with clean-up… The stories are many! You are all making a huge difference in our area. Please continue your excellent work.
Protocol & Forms
These forms must be filled out by every volunteer before entering a flooded house. No youth under the age of 18 may enter a flooded house, but there are other volunteer opportunities for them outside the house. Every volunteer must be up-to-date on their tetanus shot (10 years). Please review the Guidelines for other helpful tips and procedures.
Debris Removal Guideline from Baton Rouge
Adult Volunteer Agreement and Release – Hold Harmless agreement – Medical Forms 8.24.16
Source: Note from the Flood Response Coordinator ; Vital Information for Volunteer Groups