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Latest News DANI Fact Sheet updated , October 15, 2010 DANI Construction Chair safe in Haiti, WLFI Channel 18; Jan 18, 2010 Local Organizations Recognized for Flood Response Carroll County Comet; Dec 2, 2009 Jasper County included in SBA Disaster Declaration for Aug 19 storms; Sep 9, 2009 Monterey couple getting new home through DANI; Pulaski County Journal, July 1, 2009 FEMA Disaster Registration due Monday; Logansport Pharos Tribune, June 20, 2009 Deadline Nears for Disaster Assistance; WLFI Channel 18, June 19, 2009 Disabled Veteran's Home to be Blessed It's Home Sweet Home for Local Family; WLFI June 3 DANI Pitches in for Monticello Family Blessing On the River They Love: Watershed, Indiana Association of United Ways Razed Home's Hope Raised by Volunteers Monticello Herald Journal Flood of Volunteers Build Home for Veteran; Journal and Courier New Home Build in Monticello updated May 28 Monticello Disabled Vet Gets a New Home Federal Disaster Declaration received for March 2009 Flooding updated May 15 News about DANI updated June 4 Elevating Properties due to Flooding Toll-free Phone: (877) 773-0249 Flood Recovery Documentary: Available in 3 parts
Contact Information Field Office: Toll-Free: Fax: Internet: Executive Committee Randy Sparks, Vice Chair, Remington First Christian Denise Schroeder, Secretary, Purdue University Extension Mary van Wijk, Case Management, Remington United Methodist Doug Taylor, Construction, Lafayette Habitat for Humanity Rachelle White-Bird, Finance, Charter One Bank, Monticello Alan H. Welch, Director, Neighborhood Christian Chapel |
Notice--DANI is no longer accepting new clients as of December 31, 2009. Current Volunteer Needs Listed Disaster Assistance for Northwest Indiana (DANI) was formed in February 2008 by faith-based and community-based organizations to respond to the long-term recovery needs of the survivors of the devastating flooding in the winter of 2008 and in March 2009, mainly along the Tippecanoe River and surrounding areas. The overall Federal Disaster Area stretches from Tippecanoe County on the southwest to Allen County on the northeast. FEMA, the Red Cross, and many other agencies joined together to deal with the immediate needs of the crisis, such as rescue, emergency shelter, clothing, and initial clean up. To help these families get back to their pre-flood lives, long-term recovery help is needed. DANI has been working to meet the needs of the 8 counties on the southwest end of the disaster area. The counties included are Tippecanoe, Carroll, White, Jasper, Benton, Pulaski, Fulton, and Cass. FEMA has received more than 1,300 applications for assistance from families in this region for 2008 disasters and more than 350 applications from 2009. To date, DANI has worked with more than 190 families with unmet needs after federal an The Nehemiah Partners project provide a major means of helping recovering families meet their recovery goals. You can participate! DANI operates on three coordinated fronts: Case Management, Construction, and Financial.
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