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    Agenda

    WhatwillbecoveredinthisWebinar:

    Theology of Disaster

    Kathleen Oldaker, Director of Disaster Response

    Catholic Charities USA

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    Overview of Session

    History of Catholic Charities in DisasterRes onse

    Framework for Disaster Response

    Catholic Social Teaching in Disaster

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    CCUSA Disaster History

    1990 US Conference of

    Catholic Bishops commissionedCCUSA to respond to US

    sas ers.

    Relief and recovery services are

    rovided at the local level b

    CC agencies across the country.

    Technical assistance, financial

    support, and training isprovided by CCUSA Disaster

    .

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    -CCUSA can better leverage the strength of the ENTIRE CC network if it

    StrengthensItself

    reng ens s

    Members

    Strengthens itsExternal Relationships

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    A Local Response to Local Needs

    A new paradigm built on long-held values.

    o ar yo ar y

    LeadershipLeadership

    AccountabilityAccountability

    SubsidiaritySubsidiarity

    ExcellenceExcellence

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    Technical Resources On the Ground Support

    Catholic Charities inter-agencystaff connectivity

    assistance

    Post Disaster Strategic Planning Disaster Plan development

    National and Local LevelCoalition buildin

    Assistance understandingFEMA and other government

    Bilingual support

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    dditional Resources Material Resources

    oClean Up Kits

    oHygiene Kits

    o Food Boxes

    Disaster Visibility Kits

    Disaster Preparedness

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    Disaster Services

    to 153 network agencies Disaster support reached more than 2.8 million

    More than 36,000 volunteers providing over

    500,000 man hoursra ne a o c ar es a

    Supported almost 400 disaster eventswith on-

    the ground deployment, technical support,

    nanc a suppor an n- n ona ons. More than $3.5 million in commodities

    2.8 million pounds in the immediate 8 weeks

    following Sandy.

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    Catholic Social Teaching:

    the most vulnerable disastervictims better than it was

    e ore e sas er s ruc .

    Protectin disaster victimsfrom negative exposure.

    safe and secure environmentand delivered in arespecta e manner.

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    Catholic Social Teaching:

    services regardless ofrace creed nationalitor gender.

    Advocate for rights ofdisaster victims.

    Build community

    capacities to mitigatefuture disasters.

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    Catholic Social Teaching:

    u s ar ty

    charge of their own recovery.

    disaster response.

    nc u e vu nera e popu a onsin disaster preparednessplanning.

    Be accountable and transparentto both our artners and thoseyou serve.

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    Catholic Social Teaching:o ar ty w t t e oor

    Proper levels of vulnerability are taken into consideration.

    .

    90% Compassion, 10% Technical

    Meet disaster victims where they are, not where we want them tobe.

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    Matthew 25:34-40

    "Then the King will say to those on His right, 'Come, you who are blessed

    of My Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundationof the world.

    'For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat; I was thirsty, andyou gave Me something to drink; I was a stranger, and you invited Me in;

    naked, and you clothed Me; I was sick, and you visited Me; I was in prison,an you came to e.

    "Then the righteous will answer Him, 'Lord, when did we see You hungry,', ,

    we see You a stranger, and invite You in, or naked, and clothe You? 'Whendid we see You sick, or in prison, and come to You?' The King willanswer and say to them, 'Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did it to

    'one o ese ro ers o ne, even e eas o em, you o e.

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    Responsibilities of Matthew

    Pre Disaster

    Developing Parish Disaster Plan Safeguarding church property and vital records

    Team Volunteer Disaster Training

    During Disaster

    Post Disaster

    Conduct a Parish needs assessment and damage report

    Provide disaster impact information to local Catholic Charities agency.Determine in collaboration with CC agency if distribution site at Parish is

    necessary. Determine is clean-up, debris removal teams are needed.

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    Its Our Mission to Serve

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    Points of contact and

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    Email [email protected]

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