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COAD - Community Organizations Active in Disaster

Last updated Jun 19, 2010. This is not confirmation of current availability; call before travelling.

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Mission: What is COAD? COAD includes various community organizations that provide human service needs to our diverse community. These include non-profit, governmental, volunteer, faith-based, public service organizations and businesses. COAD functions within the Clark County Comprehensive Emergency Plan with the following functions: Mass care/shelter operations, emergent volunteer management, donation management, unmet community needs and coordinating this support to other communities outside the Clark County area. How You Can Be Involved? When disaster strikes a community, many people feel the need to reach out to those affected. COAD's mission is to bring together human services organizations in a coordinated response to disaster-caused needs. Through collaboration, COAD seeks to meet unmet needs and minimize duplication of services.
Service: Temporary

Primary COAD Functions and Lead Organizations

Clothing & Food-
Salvation Army

Donated Goods-
Adventist Community Services Disaster Response

Emergent Volunteers-
Human Services Council- Volunteer Connections

Emotional Support-
Trauma Intervention Program Inc.

Information and Referral-211 Info-
Human Services Council

Mass Care and Shelter-
TBD Summer 2008 due to federal plan changes

Spiritual Support-
Countywide Chaplaincy Program