{"id":12300,"date":"2015-11-04T19:17:30","date_gmt":"2015-11-05T03:17:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/69.46.6.243\/?p=12300"},"modified":"2015-11-04T19:17:30","modified_gmt":"2015-11-05T03:17:30","slug":"butte-fire-recovery-led-by-locals","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/new.thepinetree.net\/?p=12300","title":{"rendered":"Butte Fire Recovery Led By Locals"},"content":{"rendered":"

San Andreas, CA…On Monday November 2, 2015 a team of community agencies formally organized themselves into a solid network to address long-term civilian needs in the wake of the Butte Fire. This network of nonprofit and government agencies is named Calaveras Recovers and the partner groups and Board of Directors are detailed below. Calaveras Recovers will continue the project of helping impacted residents of Calaveras County move forward during the next few
\nyears to rebuild their livelihoods hindered and damaged by the Butte Fire nearly 2 months ago. Calaveras Recovers is able to receive donations and redistribute resources, either directly or through partner agencies, to locals impacted by the Butte Fire.<\/p>\n

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Kathy Houle of Calaveras Health & Human Services Agency said, \u201cThe members of our
\nCase Management Committee are committed to help in recovery, and we look forward to
\ncoordinating efforts and finding resources to help fire victims get help rapidly.\u201d
\nThe mission of Calaveras Recovers is to coordinate the management of the long-term
\nrecovery to all local community members affected by regional disasters. Calaveras Recovers
\ncomprises faith-based, non-profit, governmental, business and other organizations and agencies
\nwhich are diligently working to support community members affected by the Butte Fire who do
\nnot have adequate personal resources for basic needs as a result of the disaster. Resources are
\navailable through the network of Calaveras Recovers. The effective management of resource
\nredistribution for people impacted by the Butte Fire are Construction Coordination, Case
\nManagement, Community Assessment, Volunteer Coordination, Public Relations, Finance, Crisis
\nCounseling & Spiritual Care.<\/p>\n

A few of the local agencies and non-profit groups partnering with Calaveras Recovers are
\nThe Resource Connection, Habitat for Humanity, the American Red Cross, Murphys United
\nChurch of Christ, Tzu Chi Foundation, Calaveras Crisis Center, Mennonite Disaster Service, the
\nAmador Community Foundation, Calaveras County Chamber of Commerce, Mark Twain
\nMedical Center and the Church of Jesus Christ, LDS. The entire list of agencies and groups
\nparticipating in Calaveras Recovers can be found at www.CalaverasRecovers.net.
\nThe following is a list of the individuals (with their affiliations in parenthesis) on the Board of
\nDirectors for Calaveras Recovers: Allen Sender (Sender\u2019s Market), Laurie Giannini (Calaveras County
\nFair), Rob Bline (California Southern Baptist Disaster Relief), Toni Ann Fischer (Calaveras County
\nFarm Bureau), Marcus Collonge (Earth Abides Land Trust).<\/p>\n

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\nMISSION STATEMENT
\nCalaveras Recovers is the post-disaster coordination of resources
\nto provide support and guidance to those individuals and families devastated by the regional disaster,
\nwhose recovery needs are not met by insurance or government aid programs.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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