First steps can be overwhelming after a disaster, so IOCC helps people like Eleonora and Randall — who connected with IOCC through their Orthodox parish — get started.
From initial clean-up, to months of mucking out homes and clearing debris, and finally to beginning to rebuild, IOCC is committed to stay and help those affected recover.
Four chapters from IOCC's newest Prayer Journal focus on the service Christ calls us to offer to people in need, and ways we can join forces to answer that call.
as the COVID-19 pandemic continues, IOCC is finding creative ways to keep this work going—safely. Because the needs don’t stop: the derecho that crossed the Midwest and Hurricane Laura are just two recent examples.
IOCC is on the ground conducting assessments and cleanup operations. In addition, IOCC deployed part of our Frontliner team to offer emotional and spiritual care.
Throughout the pandemic, IOCC staff have remained on the front lines: fighting disease, helping to build businesses, and providing food and medical treatment.