Help Individuals, Families, and Communities Recover from the Southeast Texas Floods, the Derecho, and Hurricane Beryl. . . Click Here . . . . . .
Help Individuals, Families, and Communities Recover from the Southeast Texas Floods, the Derecho, and Hurricane Beryl. . . Click Here . . . . . .
Communication, coordination, and execution are the most powerful predictors of success in disaster response.
Welcome to Texas Congregational Disaster Readiness, a comprehensive, collaborative, and coordinated action plan that will change the landscape of disaster relief.
We remember well the outpouring of love after Hurricane Harvey as thousands of volunteers streamed from their houses of worship to help neighbors begin their recovery. It was heartwarming to see so much goodwill and compassion. However, the hit and miss effort resulted in duplication of effort, leaving volunteers and homeowners frustrated. We can do better.
Texas CDR and its member Congregations are planning, preparing, and organizing for the next disaster response. We pray this work will lead to a more robust and less chaotic effort so that neighborhoods can recover more quickly, and vulnerable communities will not be left behind.
Many have contributed to this ambitious undertaking. We look forward to walking beside you as we implement this vision.
Texas Congregational Disaster Readiness is a Member of the Texas Gulf Coast Regional Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters (TGCRVOAD). TGCRVOAD.org
Communities of faith are always stronger when we respond together. As we move forward, this program will grow as we work together and think of new and exciting ways to better serve our community.
We invite you to join us! Discover the impact that working together can make. Together, we will make a difference!
