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Checklist for Volunteers

The following checklist summarizes some of the things a volunteer should do in preparation for, and after a hurricane.

Before the Hurricane

  • Prepare yourself and your family to remain safe and be able to help the community after a hurricane.

As the Hurricane Approaches

  • Become familiar with the Principles of Disaster Recovery.

0-72 Hours After the Hurricane

  • Keep yourself and your family safe.

72 Hours to 8 Weeks after the Hurricane

  • Pace yourself and prioritize your own family’s needs. Determine the level and length of service you can provide. .
  • Review safety policies and procedures.
  • Become familiar with the policies on Proselytizing, Mormon Helping Hands T-Shirts, Crisis Cleanup, Homeowner Releases, Mold, History & Photos, Reimbursement, Insurance, and Safety.
  • Arrange for age-appropriate youth service.
  • Organize into teams.
  • Gather appropriate equipment.
  • Attend the optional weekly all-hands meeting for latest updates and answers to questions.
  • Request your stake’s CrisisCleanup.org passcode from stake recovery leader.
  • Wear Mormon Helping Hands T-shirts while serving.
  • Do not spray for mold. Leave fans instead (if available), to promote drying.
  • Always leave a copy of the Statement of Work Performed with residents.

8 Weeks-3 Months after the Hurricane

  • Under the direction of your bishop or stake president, follow up with survivors in your ward or stake boundaries.

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