US: Long-Term Emotional and Spiritual Care
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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Syria: Overcoming Trauma with Hope
Group awareness sessions for people dealing with the effects of displacement, conflict, and other traumas are part of IOCC’s psychosocial support work in Syria.
Preparing Takes Work
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.
Did You Know? September Is National Preparedness Month in the US
All of us here at IOCC encourage you and your family to review your emergency plans and make sure you're prepared.
Are You Disaster Ready?
Flooding, fires, and storms can affect any of us, no matter where we live. And September is National Preparedness Month, so there's no time like the present.
Help for Our Neighbors in Greece
Amid extensive, catastrophic floods across Greece, IOCC invites our friends and supporters to pray for everyone affected by the recent storm named Daniel.
Overcoming Obstacles amid Upheaval
In Ukraine, IOCC is helping provide consultations with social workers, psychologists, and lawyers, and providing emergency aid like food, clothes, and medicine.
Praying for Greece amid Continuing Blazes
As wildfires continue in northeastern Greece, please pray with us for everyone affected there and across the country.
IOCC Volunteer Update | Special US Program Edition | 2023 Issue 8
This year to date, IOCC’s US Program has engaged over 350 field volunteers across its various projects and deployments throughout the US.
UPDATE: Hurricane Idalia
Our US Program team is monitoring developments closely and coordinating assessments with partners and Orthodox parishes across affected areas.