MONITORING
MONITORING
MOBILIZATION
MOBILIZATION
RESPONSE
RESPONSE
DEMOBILIZATION
DEMOBILIZATION
Monitoring Phase
In the monitoring phase, we begin praying for those affected by the disaster while assessing their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. We then determine how we can best respond to meet those needs.
Mobilization Phase
In the mobilization phase, we have determined that there is a need we can respond to, and we have begun setting objectives and pooling all resources needed to respond.
Response Phase
In the response phase, we provide physical, emotional, and spiritual care to survivors, manage cleanup efforts, handle donations, and coordinate the disaster response.
Demobilization Phase
We move into the demobilization phase after achieving short-term response goals, then focus on long-term survivor care while restoring our resources to readiness status.
Current Disaster Response Efforts
Hurricane Beryl
Hurricane Beryl roared ashore near the Texas city of Matagorda as a powerful Category 1 hurricane early Monday morning and pummeled the region with wind gusts higher than 90 mph, a 3-6 foot storm surge and torrential rain.
How You Can Help
Tropical Storm Alberto Floods
This response has been demobilized. Thank you for helping bring hope into this disaster.
South Fork Fire, NM
This response has been demobilized. Thank you for helping bring hope into this disaster.
ARE YOU READY?
Disasters can happen without warning in our region, and you and your family may need to evacuate at a moment’s notice.
We strongly recommend that you prepare Grab & Go Bags for each family member and have a Family Evacuation Plan in place. Download free checklists for both of these today.
