cat_notes: -> 9/18/08 LTel: ATTENTION ALL CAT VOLUNTEERS - PLEASE DO NOT HAVE ANY DIRECT CONTACT WITH PEG CASE OR ANYONE FROM THIS ORGANIZATION UNTIL YOU SPEAK TO ME - THIS PERSON IS A RED FLAG. THE INFORMATION IS TOO SENSITIVE TO EVEN POST IN INTERNAL NOTES - THANKS!

notes: It's time to get ready to recover. Will you help us? TRAC is beginning recovery efforts from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike. How can you help the people of Louisiana? Click on a tab below to find out more. There are many ways to support TRAC. You can send material donations, offer to volunteer/organize a volunteer group, make in-kind service donations, send an email of appreciation...you can also be sure that your company or organization is a financial supporter of TRAC. For coporations, foundations or large financial donations - please contact our Director, Peg Case (pegcase@trac4la.com). A financial report will be provided upon request. SHIPPING ADDRESS: BARR - HURRICANES GUSTAV/IKE RELIEF Tunnel Warehouse 510 Bragg Street Houma, LA 70360 CURRENT LIST OF IMMEDIATE NEEDS as of 09/15/08 RE-BUILDING MATERIALS: Lumber, plywood Drywall Roofing shingles Flooring (wood, linoleum, tile) Screws, Nails, Fasteners CLEANING SUPPLIES: Bleach, disinfectants, cleaning solutions Brooms, mops, sponges, paper towels Trash cans, trash bags MEDICAL SUPPLIES: Diabetes test stripes Disposable Nebulizer Mouth Pieces Multi-dose Inhalers Sterile gloves Stethoscope Surgery masks ELDERLY CARE SUPPLIES: Walking Canes Adult Diapers - ALL SIZES Ensure Chux Pads FOOD ITEMS: Rice Pasta Milk Tomato Sauce Canned Vegetables Canned Fruits Canned Tuna Canned Chicken BABY CARE NEEDS: Baby Formula - Enfamil & Isomil(soy) Bottles Pacifiers Baby Food Baby Juice Baby Cereal Diapers - all sizes Baby Wipes Baby Powder Baby Lotion Diaper Rash Cream OTHER ITEMS: LARGE ICECHESTS HIGH DENSITY/ IGLOO LARGE GASOLINE CONTAINERS - 5 GAL TO 10 GAL GIFT CARDS: GASOLINE - URGENTLY NEEDED PHONE CALLS (Local, Long Distance, International) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are many programs that TRAC provides that could use your support. Visit the WHAT WE DO section of the site to find out more about the work TRAC is doing for the people of Louisiana. Then we encourage you to contact TRAC and see how you and/or your company/organization can support TRAC. How Is TRAC Making A Difference In Louisiana? GEOGRAPHICAL AREA SERVED TRAC provides all of its disaster recovery services to affected families in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC is also providing FEMA/NFIP/SBA appeal advocacy to any family in need throughout the Gulf Region. We are the recognized LA Road Home Advocacy Agency for this area. We serve 21 Southern Parishes with Disaster Preparedness Education Programs. ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TRAC, a community based 501(c)3, has worked in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation assistance and year round individual support services since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. TRAC serves as the network convener in coordinating donations, volunteer labor, and financial contributions from the faith, civic, social, business, government groups and individuals that participate in long-term disaster recovery in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC PROVIDES - Client Advocacy - Construction Supervision, Volunteer Worksite Supervision, Construction Estimation - Volunteer Management, Volunteer Project Management - Sustainable Housing Development and Technical Assistance – “The LA Lift House” - Development, Management of all existing programs and those developed organically in the future in conjunction with recovery. -> It's time to get ready to recover. Will you help us? TRAC is beginning recovery efforts from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike. How can you help the people of Louisiana? Click on a tab below to find out more. There are many ways to support TRAC. You can send material donations, offer to volunteer/organize a volunteer group, make in-kind service donations, send an email of appreciation...you can also be sure that your company or organization is a financial supporter of TRAC. For coporations, foundations or large financial donations - please contact our Director, Peg Case (pegcase@trac4la.com). A financial report will be provided upon request. SHIPPING ADDRESS: BARR - HURRICANES GUSTAV/IKE RELIEF Tunnel Warehouse 510 Bragg Street Houma, LA 70360 CURRENT LIST OF IMMEDIATE NEEDS as of 09/15/08 RE-BUILDING MATERIALS: Lumber, plywood Drywall Roofing shingles Flooring (wood, linoleum, tile) Screws, Nails, Fasteners CLEANING SUPPLIES: Bleach, disinfectants, cleaning solutions Brooms, mops, sponges, paper towels Trash cans, trash bags FOOD ITEMS: Rice Pasta Milk Tomato Sauce Canned Vegetables Canned Fruits Canned Tuna Canned Chicken BABY CARE NEEDS: Baby Formula - Enfamil & Isomil(soy) Bottles Pacifiers Baby Food Baby Juice Baby Cereal Diapers - all sizes Baby Wipes Baby Powder Baby Lotion Diaper Rash Cream OTHER ITEMS: LARGE ICECHESTS HIGH DENSITY/ IGLOO LARGE GASOLINE CONTAINERS - 5 GAL TO 10 GAL GIFT CARDS: GASOLINE - URGENTLY NEEDED PHONE CALLS (Local, Long Distance, International) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are many programs that TRAC provides that could use your support. Visit the WHAT WE DO section of the site to find out more about the work TRAC is doing for the people of Louisiana. Then we encourage you to contact TRAC and see how you and/or your company/organization can support TRAC. How Is TRAC Making A Difference In Louisiana? GEOGRAPHICAL AREA SERVED TRAC provides all of its disaster recovery services to affected families in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC is also providing FEMA/NFIP/SBA appeal advocacy to any family in need throughout the Gulf Region. We are the recognized LA Road Home Advocacy Agency for this area. We serve 21 Southern Parishes with Disaster Preparedness Education Programs. ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TRAC, a community based 501(c)3, has worked in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation assistance and year round individual support services since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. TRAC serves as the network convener in coordinating donations, volunteer labor, and financial contributions from the faith, civic, social, business, government groups and individuals that participate in long-term disaster recovery in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC PROVIDES - Client Advocacy - Construction Supervision, Volunteer Worksite Supervision, Construction Estimation - Volunteer Management, Volunteer Project Management - Sustainable Housing Development and Technical Assistance – “The LA Lift House” - Development, Management of all existing programs and those developed organically in the future in conjunction with recovery.

notes: It's time to get ready to recover. Will you help us? TRAC is beginning recovery efforts from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike. How can you help the people of Louisiana? Click on a tab below to find out more. There are many ways to support TRAC. You can send material donations, offer to volunteer/organize a volunteer group, make in-kind service donations, send an email of appreciation...you can also be sure that your company or organization is a financial supporter of TRAC. For coporations, foundations or large financial donations - please contact our Director, Peg Case (pegcase@trac4la.com). A financial report will be provided upon request. There are many programs that TRAC provides that could use your support. Visit the WHAT WE DO section of the site to find out more about the work TRAC is doing for the people of Louisiana. Then we encourage you to contact TRAC and see how you and/or your company/organization can support TRAC. How Is TRAC Making A Difference In Louisiana? GEOGRAPHICAL AREA SERVED TRAC provides all of its disaster recovery services to affected families in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC is also providing FEMA/NFIP/SBA appeal advocacy to any family in need throughout the Gulf Region. We are the recognized LA Road Home Advocacy Agency for this area. We serve 21 Southern Parishes with Disaster Preparedness Education Programs. ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TRAC, a community based 501(c)3, has worked in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation assistance and year round individual support services since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. TRAC serves as the network convener in coordinating donations, volunteer labor, and financial contributions from the faith, civic, social, business, government groups and individuals that participate in long-term disaster recovery in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC PROVIDES - Client Advocacy - Construction Supervision, Volunteer Worksite Supervision, Construction Estimation - Volunteer Management, Volunteer Project Management - Sustainable Housing Development and Technical Assistance – “The LA Lift House” - Development, Management of all existing programs and those developed organically in the future in conjunction with recovery. -> It's time to get ready to recover. Will you help us? TRAC is beginning recovery efforts from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike. How can you help the people of Louisiana? Click on a tab below to find out more. There are many ways to support TRAC. You can send material donations, offer to volunteer/organize a volunteer group, make in-kind service donations, send an email of appreciation...you can also be sure that your company or organization is a financial supporter of TRAC. For coporations, foundations or large financial donations - please contact our Director, Peg Case (pegcase@trac4la.com). A financial report will be provided upon request. SHIPPING ADDRESS: BARR - HURRICANES GUSTAV/IKE RELIEF Tunnel Warehouse 510 Bragg Street Houma, LA 70360 CURRENT LIST OF IMMEDIATE NEEDS as of 09/15/08 RE-BUILDING MATERIALS: Lumber, plywood Drywall Roofing shingles Flooring (wood, linoleum, tile) Screws, Nails, Fasteners CLEANING SUPPLIES: Bleach, disinfectants, cleaning solutions Brooms, mops, sponges, paper towels Trash cans, trash bags MEDICAL SUPPLIES: Diabetes test stripes Disposable Nebulizer Mouth Pieces Multi-dose Inhalers Sterile gloves Stethoscope Surgery masks ELDERLY CARE SUPPLIES: Walking Canes Adult Diapers - ALL SIZES Ensure Chux Pads FOOD ITEMS: Rice Pasta Milk Tomato Sauce Canned Vegetables Canned Fruits Canned Tuna Canned Chicken BABY CARE NEEDS: Baby Formula - Enfamil & Isomil(soy) Bottles Pacifiers Baby Food Baby Juice Baby Cereal Diapers - all sizes Baby Wipes Baby Powder Baby Lotion Diaper Rash Cream OTHER ITEMS: LARGE ICECHESTS HIGH DENSITY/ IGLOO LARGE GASOLINE CONTAINERS - 5 GAL TO 10 GAL GIFT CARDS: GASOLINE - URGENTLY NEEDED PHONE CALLS (Local, Long Distance, International) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- There are many programs that TRAC provides that could use your support. Visit the WHAT WE DO section of the site to find out more about the work TRAC is doing for the people of Louisiana. Then we encourage you to contact TRAC and see how you and/or your company/organization can support TRAC. How Is TRAC Making A Difference In Louisiana? GEOGRAPHICAL AREA SERVED TRAC provides all of its disaster recovery services to affected families in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC is also providing FEMA/NFIP/SBA appeal advocacy to any family in need throughout the Gulf Region. We are the recognized LA Road Home Advocacy Agency for this area. We serve 21 Southern Parishes with Disaster Preparedness Education Programs. ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TRAC, a community based 501(c)3, has worked in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation assistance and year round individual support services since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. TRAC serves as the network convener in coordinating donations, volunteer labor, and financial contributions from the faith, civic, social, business, government groups and individuals that participate in long-term disaster recovery in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC PROVIDES - Client Advocacy - Construction Supervision, Volunteer Worksite Supervision, Construction Estimation - Volunteer Management, Volunteer Project Management - Sustainable Housing Development and Technical Assistance – “The LA Lift House” - Development, Management of all existing programs and those developed organically in the future in conjunction with recovery.

notes: information@trac4la.com -> It's time to get ready to recover. Will you help us? TRAC is beginning recovery efforts from Hurricanes Gustav and Ike. How can you help the people of Louisiana? Click on a tab below to find out more. There are many ways to support TRAC. You can send material donations, offer to volunteer/organize a volunteer group, make in-kind service donations, send an email of appreciation...you can also be sure that your company or organization is a financial supporter of TRAC. For coporations, foundations or large financial donations - please contact our Director, Peg Case (pegcase@trac4la.com). A financial report will be provided upon request. There are many programs that TRAC provides that could use your support. Visit the WHAT WE DO section of the site to find out more about the work TRAC is doing for the people of Louisiana. Then we encourage you to contact TRAC and see how you and/or your company/organization can support TRAC. How Is TRAC Making A Difference In Louisiana? GEOGRAPHICAL AREA SERVED TRAC provides all of its disaster recovery services to affected families in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC is also providing FEMA/NFIP/SBA appeal advocacy to any family in need throughout the Gulf Region. We are the recognized LA Road Home Advocacy Agency for this area. We serve 21 Southern Parishes with Disaster Preparedness Education Programs. ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY TRAC, a community based 501(c)3, has worked in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation assistance and year round individual support services since Hurricane Andrew in 1992. TRAC serves as the network convener in coordinating donations, volunteer labor, and financial contributions from the faith, civic, social, business, government groups and individuals that participate in long-term disaster recovery in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes. TRAC PROVIDES - Client Advocacy - Construction Supervision, Volunteer Worksite Supervision, Construction Estimation - Volunteer Management, Volunteer Project Management - Sustainable Housing Development and Technical Assistance – “The LA Lift House” - Development, Management of all existing programs and those developed organically in the future in conjunction with recovery.

parish: Terrebonne -> Terrebonne

parish: Terrebonne, Lafourche -> Terrebonne
name: LTRC, TRAC (Terrebonne Readiness and Assistance Coalition) (serving Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes) -> LTRC, TRAC (Terrebonne Readiness and Assistance Coalition) - Serves Terrebonne & Lafourche Parishes

mission: -> TRAC, a program of BYOU, Inc., is a community and faith based non-profit corporation serving Louisiana Parishes since 1992. A local board of directors governs the corporation. TRAC’s Mission is to assist individuals, families and communities to rebuild following a disaster, to help navigate recovery plans for those affected, strengthen our planning and preparation for future disasters and empower people organizing to dramatically improve life in our communities. TRAC’s focus is Disaster Recovery, Preparedness Education, Mitigation and Client Advocacy. TRAC carries out this mission in cooperation with a network of church, government, business, civic and social service agencies that voluntarily participate in interagency communication and application of resources. TRAC serves as the network convener and administrative body. Each group maintains its autonomy in determining its level of participation while recognizing the benefits of participating in the network to better coordinate services. TRAC’s Goal is to help each household achieve full recovery utilizing a comprehensive, holistic, and coordinated approach. Communication and tracking are essential to ensure that no one is missed and that duplicate services are not provided. TRAC is a licensed user of Disaster Recovery Integrated Management System (DRIMS). Since 1992 there is a strong commitment among the Recovery Task Force Members to reach the goal of full recovery after every disaster. TRAC’s History: TRAC was formed after Hurricane Andrew made landfall in Southeast Louisiana on August 25, 1992 to coordinate relief efforts. TRAC partnered with over 28 organizations to assist 2,231 families in their recovery. Special recognition goes to Pastor James Taglaeur and Kristina Peterson formerly of Church World Service Disaster Relief, Millie Brown of American Red Cross, and Sandra Ellender of United Way of South LA, for their help in the initial formation of this organization.

main_phone: 985-851-2952 -> 985-851-2952 or 1/877Trac4LA
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organization: Disaster Recovery -> LTRC Disaster Recovery

town: -> Houma
address: -> 1220 Aycock Street
notes: -> information@trac4la.com
zip: 00000 -> 70630
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longitude: -> -90.718563
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parish: Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes -> Terrebonne, Lafourche
region: -> Gulf
organization: Disaster Relief -> Disaster Recovery

parish: Terrebonne and Lafourche -> Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes

name: LTRC TRAC (Terrebonne Readiness and Assistance Coalition) (serving Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes) -> LTRC, TRAC (Terrebonne Readiness and Assistance Coalition) (serving Terrebonne and Lafourche Parishes)