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Magna Earthquake Update: FEMA has set up a Teleregistration Line and online site for people wanting to register for disaster assistance relating to the March 18, 2020, Magna Earthquake.

Coordinates relief efforts in a disaster.

Works through the Voluntary Agencies Active in Disaster (VOAD) to help disaster-affected communities organize clean-up efforts, assess impact, and develop a response plan based on needs and available resources. To help low-income families and individuals get back into their homes and work with local partners to identify meaningful volunteer opportunities to assist survivors to rebuild their community.

Red Cross Disaster Services may include: 1) short-term, emergency lodging for individuals displaced due to damage to the home, special medical needs that require power or electricity, seniors or families with small children with extenuating circumstances.; 2) disaster health services to replace medications, durable medical equipment, consumable medical supplies, and functional needs support equipment; 3) emergency supplies to make homes habitable such as rakes, brooms, garbage bags, work gloves, etc.; 4) licensed mental health counselors for individuals as it pertains to recent disaster.

Provides immediate, short-term disaster relief assistance to victims of disasters and emergencies such as house and apartment fires, natural disasters, mass transit accidents, hazardous materials incidents, and community emergencies.

Provides immediate, short-term disaster relief assistance to victims of disasters and emergencies such as house and apartment fires, mass transit accidents, hazardous material incidents, other disasters and community emergencies.

A worldwide, humanitarian organization that coordinates with first responders and government agencies responsible for managing a disaster response. It assists through activities including debris removal, addressing unmet needs, flood and fire clean up, shelter management support, food distribution, first aid response, and logistics and transportation help.

Provides food and shelter in the aftermath of man-made or natural disasters, assists members of armed forces and their families with emergency communications, teaches lifesaving skills, e.g. First Aid, CPR, AED, babysitting, wilderness first aid. Conducts various emergency preparedness trainings. All American Red Cross disaster assistance and emergency preparedness trainings are free, made possible by voluntary donations of time and money from the American people.

Coordinates the disaster relief efforts of the local health departments and acts as a liaison between the state and federal government, hospitals and Medical Reserve Corps volunteers. Provides direct emergency services to local health departments, hospitals, and EMS providers. Also provides key disaster information to the public and helps community members stay informed and prepared for major incidents.

Provides relief during and after a declared disaster. Relief may include providing emergency equipment and supplies, disaster-specific home repair, communications, protective measures, debris cleanup and removal, food services, rebuilding assistance, and mental health crisis counseling.

Relieves suffering following natural disasters, civil unrest, or famine around the world.

Trains and coordinates volunteers from Utah Lutheran congregations to respond to disasters on the local, district, and regional levels in collaboration with other volunteer and faith-based organizations.

Dedicated to alleviating human suffering around the globe. Work includes programs and projects in disaster response, health, sustainable agriculture, food security, and relief supplies.