Terrebonne Readiness & Assistance Coalition (TRAC)

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• 2012 Hurricane Isaac ArchivedJoined Sep 1, 2012

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About this facility

Hours

8:30AM – 4:30PM (M-F)

Mission

from LAVOAD -
http://lavoad.org/members/terreboonne-readiness-and-assistance-coalition-trac/ Services Provided:
Mental Health and Counseling, Food Bank/Distribution, Donated Goods Management, Warehousing/Bulk Distribution, Animal Care/Veterinary Services, Baby/Infant supplies, Elderly/Special Needs, Skilled Labor/Building and Home Repair, Clean up assistance, Disaster Case Management from website: About Us Mission Statement & Organization Purpose
Established in 1992 following Hurricane Andrew, the Terrebonne Readiness & Assistance Coalition (TRAC) is the longest, continuously operating community-based disaster relief/preparedness organization in the nation, a testament to its commitment to ongoing coordination and sustainability. A non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, TRAC TRAC strives to achieve its Mission through comprehensive Long-Term Disaster Recovery Services, Disaster Preparedness Education, Residential Mitigation Assistance, and Individual Support Services which include, but are not limited to, the following: Case Management, Client Advocacy, Construction Management, Housing Recovery, Sustainable Affordable Rural/Coastal Housing Development, and Volunteer Management. The Mission of TRAC is to:
1. Provide assistance in rebuilding communities following a crisis or disaster, man-made or natural
2. Help clients navigate the recovery process & implement recovery plans;
3. Strengthen planning efforts & enhance preparation for future crises or disasters;
4. Empower people to engage in community organization activities. TRAC also functions as the facilitator for BARR, the Regional Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster, Long-Term Recovery Committee, and Donation Network. Geographic Areas of Coverage
Terrebonne, Lafourche and Grand Isle, Louisiana

Areas served

Terrebonne, Lafourche and Grand Isle

Service

Temporary

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