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HandsOn New Orleans

Disaster Recovery

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About this facility

Mission
Mission
Hands On New Orleans inspires and motivates people to meet
critical community needs, by encouraging active citizenship
through meaningful service.
Vision
We envision Greater New Orleans as a hub of civic-minded
individuals that take action through service to meet
critical community needs Hands On New Orleans rallies
volunteers to assist in rebuilding the neighborhoods
of New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
Impact
Hands On New Orleans hosts citizens from around the world,
as well as provides service opportunities for citizens in
the local New Orleans community. Whether you are one person
or a corporate team, Hands On New Orleans provides worthwhile
and effective volunteer options. We gladly engage out-of-state
individuals and groups, local citizens, corporate groups,
and tourists, all in service to our community.
Our Impact
Since March of 2006 over 7,000 Hands On New Orleans
Volunteers have:
-Gutted nearly 300 houses
-Completed over 150 skilled jobs
-Revitalized over 30 community spaces
-Contributed over 24,000 hours in schools
-Served nearly 10,000 hours at local animal shelters
-Estimated costs savings to the community $6,071,037.28
Hands On New Orleans is an affiliate of Points of Light &
Hands On Network.
Areas served
NOLA
Eligibility
Impacted by Hurricane Katrina & Gustav
Fee for service
No
Service
Temporary

Notes

FROM THE SITE 9/23/12 (LTel):

Hurricane Isaac Response and Recovery

How To Volunteer

As residents of New Orleans and its neighboring parishes pull
together to recover from the effects of Hurricane Isaac,
HandsOn New Orleans is launching an online Volunteer Opportunity
Calendar and will host a statewide, virtual Volunteer Reception
Center. HandsOn New Orleans is certified by the Louisiana Serve
Commission to act as the official Volunteer Response Center
for southeast Louisiana during emergencies. Since the storm,
HandsOn New Orleans has reached out to several nonprofit
partners and other groups seeking support to compile post-Isaac
recovery project opportunities in one place.

REGISTER your interest to volunteer:
http://www.handsonneworleans.org/HOC__Volunteer_Registration_Page

FIND a volunteer opportunity:
http://www.handsonneworleans.org/HOC__Volunteer_Opportunity_Search_Page?p=vct

We are working with volunteerlouisiana.gov to facilitate
volunteer response.

For questions, email volunteer@ handsonneworleans.org

Prior to coming to Louisiana to help the impacted region,
PLEASE identify a volunteer opportunity AND secure housing.
We do have a volunteer bunkhouse, but you MUST make
reservations to have your space secured. For more
information call our office at (504) 304-2275