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An Interfaith

An Interfaith.

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An Interfaith

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  1. An Interfaith • The recovery manual talks about an “Interfaith” which is not widely used but nevertheless is used. The Interfaith operates like an organization except it, may or may not have it’s own 501(C3) and mostly that it works with faith based only. Historically in a very small localized response this works. Notice that it works out of the circle. See slide below.

  2. Christian Reformed World Relief Committee Lutheran Disaster Response United Methodist Committee on Relief Catholic Charities Faith-based Organization or an INTERFAITH In some cases a government agency will have difficulty being a resource within a faith-based organization Other Faith-Based Organizations Church of the Brethren Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Mennonite Disaster Services

  3. Long-term Recovery Committee (LTRC) • Representatives from local community and disaster response agencies. • Client cases presented at meeting when the case needs are beyond the capability of the particular agency. • Shares decision-making authority equally with partner organizations

  4. Long-term Recovery Committee (LTRC) • 4. Generally the resources come from member organizations; there are examples of the LTRC being guardian and distributor of funds received by the community • Has no formal 501(c)(3) • May or may not have administrative staff • To be successful, there still must be local Board oversight.

  5. Long Term Recovery Committee • A LTRC “normally" does not have it’s own 501(C3) but uses others who have a 501(C3) that sets at the table. They use all resources whether faith-based or other. May not have a president, vice president, secretary etc.. Notice that the ones setting at the table works into the circle and offering resources as they are able. A committee may only have certain resources to bring to the table as they are the ones receiving the grants and/or findings. See slide below.

  6. Christian Reformed World Relief Committee “Needs Assess / Work Teams” Lutheran Disaster Response “Training / Grants” Area Agency on Aging “Limited Materials” United Methodist Committee on Relief “Case Mgr Training /Grants” Catholic Charities “Household furnishings” LONG TERM RECOVERY COMMITTEE (LTRC) Other Faith-Based Organizations “Volunteer Teams” Brethren Disaster Ministries “Work Teams” Presbyterian Disaster Assistance “Volunteer Camps / Grants” Mennonite Disaster Service “Work Teams” City (Local) “Trash Removal” American Red Cross “Grants” Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Sub-contract labor

  7. Other Partners(Historically) Denominations American Red Cross Salvation Army Catholic Charities Area Agency on Aging Urban League Housing and Urban Development United States Department of Agriculture Social Clubs (Animal Clubs) Eagles, Lions, Elks….

  8. Long-term Recovery Organization (LTRO) • Formal Organization • Frequently has its own 501(c)(3) • Takes on all key long term recovery functions…

  9. Review Functions of LTRO • Board oversight with paid Director • Mission Statement • Formal Unmet Needs Assessment Process • Develop a budget with financial reports • Develop an achievable plan

  10. Long Term Recovery Organization • A LTRO “normally” has it’s own 501(C3). Has an organizational structure, President, Vice President and Secretary etc.. Receives their own grants and/or findings. Uses all resources, faith-based and/or other resources. Controls the response from within. Notice that we are working out of the circle. See slide below.

  11. Christian Reformed World Relief Committee Home Repairs AAA Funding Lutheran Disaster Response Home Repairs Administrative Costs Office supplies, phone etc. United Methodist Committee on Relief Home Repairs LONG TERM RECOVERY ORGANIZATION (LTRO) With a 501(C3) Volunteer support Housing, Food etc. Permit costs, Sub-contractor costs, etc. Other Volunteer Groups Home Repairs Brethren Disaster Ministries Home Repairs Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Home Repairs Transportation Costs Fuel, upkeep etc. Mennonite Disaster Service Home Repairs

  12. Board of Directors Executive Committee Long Term Recovery Director Case Manager Supervisor Construction Manager Supervisor Resource Development Supervisor Emotional & Spiritual Care Supervisor Unmet Needs Committee Case Manager Construction Manager Volunteer Coordinator Warehouse Manager Assessor/Estimator On-site Supervisor Fund Raising/Grant writer Financial Accountant Public Relations Facility & Paid Staff Care for the caregiver. Retreats Case Workers

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