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Parish Social Ministry Office

Disaster Response Services

Disaster Response Services coordinates the Diocese of Little Rock's relief and recovery services following in-state disasters. It also provides training and development of parish disaster response teams (including volunteer case managers) disaster preparedness, community planning and resource coordination.

If you are a victim of a recent natural disaster, go to Disaster Resources

In times of disaster, the Catholic community is here to help. Relief and recovery services are provided at the local level by volunteer parish disaster response teams who are trained in disaster case management and long-term recovery. These teams are trained by the Parish Social Ministry Office. Disaster Response Services and the parish disaster teams provide assistance regardless of race, religion, creed or socio-economic status.

To learn how you can help, go to Disaster Recovery

Resources and Services
  • About Us — explains how our office was created and what we have done
  • Disaster Recovery — describes how we provide emergency response and long-term recovery to victims of disasters
  • Disaster Resources — includes information on who to call for help after a disaster as well as how to prepare for a possible disaster
  • Donate Now — details how you can donate money, supplies, food and your time to help those suffering because of a disaster