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East Biloxi Coordination and Relief Center (see also "East Biloxi Coordination Center")

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Needed here 15

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About this facility

Hours
8-6
Service
Temporary
Resources
Store: Lowe's
Store: Walmart
Support: FEMA (currently receiving)

Notes

NO LONGER Distributing any supplies.... being done by Our Lady of Fatima
#'s (228)388-3887 OR (228)388-1837

From the website:

The East Biloxi Coordination and Relief Center was established within days of Hurricane Katrina with a mission to meet the needs of local residents for
immediate relief and support.

Founded by William F. Stallworth, Biloxi Councilman for Ward 2, with a modest start-up grant from Oxfam America, the center immediately set out to serve as a de facto “town hall” for Wards 1 and 2.

EBCRC houses various outside voluntary organizations that had come to Biloxi
to assist the community and serves as a clearinghouse for information, relief supplies, and voluntary assistance including house cleaning, mud-outs, and legal services.

EBCRC is in the process of converting itself to become a Community Development
Corporation, and is currently focused on a comprehensive survey and data collection with local residents as input to a rebuilding plan for East Biloxi.

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Holds meetings to coordinate the relief effort in east Biloxi.

Coordinates donations coming into the area & directs them to PODs still operating or in need of specific donations being delivered.

Conducts training at coordination center for relief agencies.

Holds Monday and Wednesday coordination meetings with organizations
& relief agencies at 9 am each week.

***Call for info.

Acts as supply POD for High demand items such as tents, blankets, sleeping bags, tarps, cleaning supplies, winter coats, etc.

Troubleshoot for the distribution sites East Biloxi & Relief teams needing supplies, equipment or other services found.

Coordinates the volunteer medical staff coming into the area & places them with medical clinics or mobile units.
Coordinate supplies to them.

Provides emergency Mental Health intervention services.
Establishing Mental Health services via site.

Establishing weekly Legal Aid services.

Training services for relief agencies.