Coalition Meetings at Vaughn Memorial Presbyterian Church
The mission of Cumberland Disaster Recovery Coalition (CDRC) is to assess unmet needs and provide Cumberland County residents access, coordination and education of available resources in a long-term disaster caused recovery.
In Spanish:
La misión del CDRC es evaluar las necesidades no satisfechas de los sobrevivientes de desastres y proporcionar a los residentes del Condado de Cumberland acceso, coordinacion, y educacion a los recursos disponibles de los recursos disponibles durante un desastre a largo plazo.
Hablamos español y estamos aquí para ayudarlo, departe de nuestra familia a la suya.
The Cumberland Disaster Recovery Coalition (CDRC) is a long-term recovery group (LTRG) that formed as a result of the April 16, 2011, tornado event in Cumberland County.
The CDRC is a representation of nonprofits, faith-based and charitable organizations working together to meet the unmet needs of Cumberland County residents affected by State and Federally declared disasters. The CDRC works in collaboration with other organizations to assess the needs, offer resources and ensure that residents are helped after all personal insurance, SBA loans, and FEMA help have been exhausted.
We have a great community of concerned citizens as well as churches, businesses, faith-based organizations, government agencies and non-profits to lead the way and participate in the CDRC. As you continue to visit our website you will see the different organizations that make up your CDRC.
If you were not affected by the disaster, your volunteer expertise is needed, welcome and appreciated. You can be part of the solution!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 19, 2018 Contact: Elizabeth Stiff Phone: 678.665.3526 Email: Contact@L3Brand.com CDRC Launches “Cumberland Strong” For Hurricane Florence Recovery CUMBERLAND COUNTY, N.C. – Today the Cumberland Disaster Recovery Coalition (CDRC) launches “Cumberland Strong” (www.CumberlandStrong.com) as residents and businesses begin the recovery process following Hurricane......
For information about area conditions: please use the ReadyNC app (road closures, shelters, evacuations, preparedness) or go to www.readync.org or the NC Dept of Public Safety www.ncdps.gov For Emotional Support – Before During or After the Storm: Call 1-800-510-9132 Available 24/7 (Alliance Behavioral Health, a......
Congratulations and Welcome to the New Leadership at CDRC: CDRC is pleased to announce that Ms. Carmen Arbogast will be joining the CDRC team as the Unmet Needs Coordinator & Program Coordinator starting September 17, 2018. Ms. Arbogast comes to us from Lutheran Services and......
For Hurricane Florence Resources Click Here FAMILY UNITY FAIR REPORT: CDRC hopes that you made it out to the 1st Annual Family Unity Fair in Festival Park on April 14th, 2018. This year’s event, which was well attended by the public, was co-sponsored by CDRC......
People at ‘wits end’ seek help for emotional scars left by Hurricane Matthew Video Interview featuring Joyce Elwood’s story of Survival www.wral.com/people-at-wits-end-seek-help-for-emotional-scars-left-by-hurricane-matthew/16815711/ With thanks to Reporter Gilbert Baez of WRAL TV for this report Contact CDRC for help in Your Recovery help@cdrcnc.org...
Fayetteville since Hurricane Matthew It is the end of June and Six families still remain in hotels, 9 months after the hurricane. Can you imagine living in a hotel for 9 months? Likely having no real kitchen to speak of, no refrigerator, no stove,......
