1) Hurricane Katrina caused massive destruction in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama in August 2005, resulting in over 1,800 deaths from the hurricane and subsequent flooding in New Orleans.
2) A psychologist and CEO volunteered at a 211 call center in Monroe, Louisiana to help survivors access essential services. They received many emotional calls from distressed survivors seeking rescue, evacuation assistance, or just needing to share their experiences.
3) Responding to calls from those in dire situations took an emotional and physical toll on volunteers. The devastating damage from Hurricane Katrina left many communities destroyed and basic necessities scarce for survivors.
1) Hurricane Katrina caused massive destruction in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama in August 2005, resulting in over 1,800 deaths from the hurricane and subsequent flooding in New Orleans.
2) A psychologist and CEO volunteered at a 211 call center in Monroe, Louisiana to help survivors access essential services. They received many emotional calls from distressed survivors seeking rescue, evacuation assistance, or just needing to share their experiences.
3) Responding to calls from those in dire situations took an emotional and physical toll on volunteers. The devastating damage from Hurricane Katrina left many communities destroyed and basic necessities scarce for survivors.
1) Hurricane Katrina caused massive destruction in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama in August 2005, resulting in over 1,800 deaths from the hurricane and subsequent flooding in New Orleans.
2) A psychologist and CEO volunteered at a 211 call center in Monroe, Louisiana to help survivors access essential services. They received many emotional calls from distressed survivors seeking rescue, evacuation assistance, or just needing to share their experiences.
3) Responding to calls from those in dire situations took an emotional and physical toll on volunteers. The devastating damage from Hurricane Katrina left many communities destroyed and basic necessities scarce for survivors.
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and mga call station desk. And the fact daw po Good day everyone, today I’m going to discuss na yung ibang volunter is not a united way staff the 2005 huricanne katrina in louisiana but rather mga local volunteers like mothers and teen age children who worked non-stop to To start, Hurricane katrina happened morning of provide assistance to the survivors. august 29 , 2005 and reported po sya as one of t he largest and strongest hurricane ever because And since na assign po yung responder sa 211 The hurricane’s powerful winds and storm surge and 311 disaster phone nakakaexperince po sya caused massive destruction along the coasts of ng non- stop ringing or call until evening asking Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.And it was for rescue, evacuation , information about sa proved to be a overwhelming disaster for the missiong person o kaya naman mga call na people of new orleans louisiana because of an gusto lang mag share ng naexperience nila. estimated 1,833 people died in the hurricane and the flooding that followed. Katulad nga po ng sinabi ko nakakareceive sya ng non-stop call. May na mentioned po sya sa The responder is a psychologist and CEO of article na na confused sya because may lalaking link2health solutions. And was also tumawag asking kung saan nya ilalagay yung administering call center related programs like mga idodonate nya na mga kabaong or coffin. ( life net and national suicide prevention lifeline). After that call po, sinabi nya hindi nya pala kaya and minsan na aasign po sya sa 211 and 311 iresolve lahatt ng problem nung mga caller ang board. Itong call center number po na ito is used kaya nya lang maoffer is to listen and through out the disaster to access the number of communicate with them. individual who need essential services. May na share din po sya na call he found The organization received a call from the united troubling and it affect emotionally and physically. way po few days after the disaster asking for Yung call po kasi galing sa isang lalaki sa volunteers to help support the 211 call center in shelter who was in a situation po na nasa near - monroe louisiana. With that po, sincdi po maka death na yung wife nya. Sinabi nung lalaki na travel sa airport ng new orleans yung mga inuunti - unti nya I-collect yung pieces ng wife reponder po sumakay ng plane papuntang sya like inuunti nya kunin yung buhok , kuko, arkansan and nag rent nalang po ng car pilik mata so he could have a “ pieces of her’ papuntang monroe louisiana. even after she died. This call significantly impacted the volunteer, both emotionally and Since sobrang lakas po ng hurricane katrina. physically The community was severly damaged to the point na yung mga houses, churches , and After responding po, When the responder left for centers po is na demolished na or na washed home the following morning, they were away na po nung disaster. experiencing a range of emotions.na sabi nya rin na sobrang stressful may work sa disater phone. Sa pag rescue po ng mga survivor. sabi po sa article na since di po agad subside yung water After responding po, anything and everything is level na rescued po sila by boat and helipoter. hardly functioning. Vene mga basis staples po Also po, may mga survivor po kasi na arescued life food and water were difficult to find.and pero di po sila naka evacuate dun po sa shelter majority of people were in pain. kasi nag exceed na po sa capacity nilipat po sila sa emergency facilities ng houston and texas the responder indicated that they were somehow po. fortunate that they were able to go home. Knowing not one bit of magic could undo or During the respond naman po sinabi po sa repair what others were going through made the article na memorable daw yung pag pasok nya responder deeply sad. Immediate or straightforward solutions were not possible. The responder suffered severe stress as a result.
After all, the responder said that the last aspect
of how they felt was an overwhelming sense of accomplishment, knowing that they were able to contribute in some way as well as knowing they were able to share their experience with plenty of generous individuals. The responder acknowledged from the responses that some people genuinely appreciate a caring, encouraging voice each time they called and a willingness to speak with empathy about what they were going through, even though they were unable to answer every question that was asked when the phones rang or provide a solution for all of the problems. On the other hand, the responder or the operators of the 211 or 311 call centers can provide current information regarding the location of emergency resources such as food, clothing, or shelter.
To conclude po we've learned that t the 211 and
311 call center help stations are a big help during and after the disaster since they provide information for the survivors to know where to locate basic needs such as water, food, and shelter that they could use. We also learned that being a first responder is a big responsibility since there are a lot of calls coming through. As the responder said in this article, they could not cater to all of those people since there are limited resources that they could provide, and it is also difficult since, through a call, all they could do was listen and communicate for them to feel understood.
Food, Water, and Shelter Are The Most Basic Needs To Which The Disaster Survivor Must Attend. Based Upon The Magnitude and Duration of The Disaster, The Survivor Might Have Lived