Teams of IOCC volunteers have been at work since September helping communities in Louisiana clean up and rebuild after Hurricane Ida.

US Teams Still at Work in Louisiana

The second most devastating hurricane to make landfall in Louisiana, behind only Katrina, Hurricane Ida left massive damage in its wake. IOCC was able to deploy a team to the area shortly after the storm to help with the urgent needs of survivors. Today—thanks to support from donors like you—an IOCC team is still working alongside the people of Louisiana as they rebuild.

Learn about continuing efforts to support long-term recovery and bring hope after devastation.

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Through Homefront training for parishes, emotional and spiritual care from our Frontliners, and Action Team volunteers, IOCC is laying the groundwork for resilience in the face of disaster.

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Frontliners, who train with IOCC to provide emotional and spiritual care in disaster situations, are often the first teams that IOCC puts on the ground after a US storm.

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In the US, IOCC serves survivors of natural and human-caused disasters, both short term and later—from emotional and spiritual care in the early days, to cleanup and rebuilding later.

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