UMCOR / Our Work / Disaster Response

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Disaster Response

Responding to Disaster

UMCOR responds to natural or civil disasters that are interruptions of such magnitude that they overwhelm a community's ability to recover on its own. UMCOR's work on behalf of United Methodists is global and includes countries in Africa, Asia, Central and South America, the Caribbean. UMCOR serves in long-term disaster recovery in the US.

UMCOR always works to enable those affected by disasters to take responsibility for relief and recovery work.

Providing Immediate Relief

UMCOR works to provide relief and rehabilitation for the entire person-physical, social, and psychological-in a distress situation.

Securing Long-Term Recovery

Recognizing that disasters cause disruptions that can last for years and often create permanent changes in people's lives, UMCOR works within a community to address the long-term effects of a disaster and assist people in rebuilding and adjusting to change.

Partnering to Maximize Resources and Effort

Wherever possible, UMCOR forms partnerships with other religious and secular organizations to pool resources and avoid duplicating efforts.

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Current Emergencies

Horn of Africa Crisis
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Cote D'Ivoire Crisis
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Haiti Emergency | Learn More >>
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US Spring Storms
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Liberia Emergency
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Our Work

Other Ways to Give

By Phone
Call toll-free (800) 554-8583

By Mail
Make your check to UMCOR and send to: UMCOR, PO Box 9068, New York, NY 10087-9068.

By Offering
For local church and Annual Conference credit, put your gift in the offering plate on Sunday.

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