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ESTIMATED at least 50 Million to make the community whole. Imagine if you had to replace personal items and appliances, repair a home from the floor up, and remove mold. How Much do you think that would cost? Over 9,000 persons applied for FEMA. 2,500+ homes damaged. What makes matters worse is that while homes are slow to be repaired, there are limited housing options for those displaced in San Diego County. We need your help... Join us on Monday Nights.
Video: https://www.10news.com/news/we-follow-through/we-follow-through-69-year-old-woman-living-in-flood-damaged-home-7-5-months-post-storm
Note: Community Prayer Group 5:15 pm before the meeting.
Dear Community Leaders and Residents,
Please join us on Monday, November 4th, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. at the Jackie Robinson YMCA, where we will continue our focus on addressing the needs of our community affected by the floods. Where do we go from here? REPORT OUT from those on the ground.
In Person Meeting Details:
- Date: Monday, November 4th, 2024
- Time: 5:30 pm
- Location: Jackie Robinson YMCA - Community Room
151 YMCA Way, San Diego, CA 92102
Virtual Zoom Link:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85234902538?pwd=UERraU54MTZ5b0hqUEswQU5pcXJDZz09
Meeting ID: 852 3490 2538
Passcode: 127665
Resources
CERT San Diego - ph 619-980-3532
To schedule training, contact Carie Chouinard (CERT San Diego Program Manager)
The City of San Diego’s CERT team (CERT San Diego) celebrated its 20th anniversary in April 2024. CERT SD is a FEMA-recognized disaster preparedness training program that provides free academies and workshops to increase San Diego’s resiliency after disasters. two training types (CERT Academies and CERT Workshops)
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9 months after the historic flooding that devastated parts of San Diego and the surrounding communities, many of the victims are still feeling the effects of the disaster. We need your help!
News coverage...https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/july-22nd-marks-six-months-since-devastating-january-floods/3572708/
Disaster Intake Form
We serve only the County of San Diego, California
https://communityrecoveryteam.org/disaster-intake-form/
If you would like to volunteer on a committee, please sign up using the following link.
https://forms.gle/zSiQZRiEcejF4qUt7
“Sister-Corps will assist San Diego residents after the Great Flood of January 22, 2024, that caused catastrophic flooding.”
California (November 2nd, 2024)—Sister-Corps, an all-women disaster recovery organization, is deploying 50+ volunteers from 18 states to San Diego, California, on November 2nd, 2024. For two weeks, these women will be on-site clearing debris, performing light demolition, installing sheetrock, trim work, flooring, and more for several homeowners impacted by floodwaters.
San Diego Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) has partnered with Sister-Corps to identify six to eight high-priority homes, primarily for senior citizens, where volunteers will focus their efforts. In the first week, 40 volunteers will be working, followed by 25 in the second week. The primary work includes subfloor repairs, drywall installation, and floor installations. Professional electricians and plumbers will also be subcontracted to ensure each home meets safety standards and passes city permit inspections. Funding for these essential services comes from a collaboration between the Harvey Family Foundation and the Community Recovery Team (determined on a case-by-case basis.)
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Fred Sotelo
619-250-2800
toltecone@gmail.com
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