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Greater New Orleans Disaster Recovery Partnership (GNODRP)

Non-Profit Collaborative (COAD - Community Organization Active in Disaster)

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About this facility

Hours
8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M-F, CST
Mission
The Mission of the Greater New Orleans Disaster Recovery
Partnership (GNODRP) is to regionally support long term
recovery and preparedness.
Areas served
Orleans, Jefferson, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Washington, Plaquemines
Service
Temporary

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The History:
Since the initial landfall of Hurricane Katrina, a growing
number of agencies from the public and private sector have
been working together to help meet the needs of recovering
residents located in the Greater New Orleans area and those
who have been displaced elsewhere. GNODRP was formed in
November of 2005 and has become a collaboration of 60 plus
agencies from the Interfaith, Non Profit and Government
sector, strongly committed to assisting people devastated
by Hurricane Katrina.

General Membership includes:
-Representatives from each participating parish long term
recovery committee
-Religious/Faith Based Organizations
-Disaster Response Agencies
-Social and Human Services Agencies
-Government Liaisons
-Advocacy Groups

Guiding Principles:
-Local focus and involvement – Information and creativity
fostered by the Parish Committees
-Interfaith and Community based - others included
-Local leadership – expanded and developed
-Unmet Needs addressed
-Decisions driven by data – accurate population studies
and needs assessments

GNODRP Information gathering / sharing is currently being
established between agencies to track the progress of
individuals and families. Through this collaboration,
funding entities are working together to bring in more
resources to help meet the needs of area residents.

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www.gnodrp.org
http://www.gnodrpvc.org/

Speciality: General disaster repair from Hurricanes
Katrina & Rita

Description of volunteer needs: Debris removal, gutting
houses, general rebuilding including but not limited to:
laying sheetrock, painting, landscaping, needs assessment.
Youth group volunteers welcome.

Skills volunteers are required to have: General willingness
to pitch in and help

Useful Skills: Youth leadership; case management skills

Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Personal tools,
if possible

Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such
as for housing: Yes, please call for specifics

Length of time volunteer can help: Any length of time

Size of volunteer team: Varies according to job

Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes

Age restriction, if any: 14 - 17 yrs need adult supervision

Denomination/affiliation, if any: Interfaith - ALL are welcome

If yes, must volunteer be a member: No

Any other restrictions: No

Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes, but limited,
please call for specifics

Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No

Any additional notes: Home of New Orleans Jazz Music,
French Quarter, Mardi Gras. Please come and help us revitalize
our city.

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Approximate date the project started: Jan-15-2006
Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2010
Information Updated: Jul-11-2006