As fires continue to rage in Alberta, the Salvation Army's Emergency and Disaster Services is providing support to first responders and disaster survivors. The Salvation Army has deployed four community response units (CRUs) to feed 300 first responders engaged in the Fort McMurray fire response efforts. Two additional response units will arrive today.
RCMP will be escorting our CRUs to the emergency operation centre in Fort McMurray.
The Salvation Army is working closely with other NGOs and community agencies to determine how we can best assist and to ensure that no needs go unmet. The Salvation Army's established and well-rehearsed emergency protocol allows the organization to mobilize quickly.
The Salvation Army's community response units in Alberta are stocked with provisions and ready to serve.
Before the fires intensified and led to a city-wide evacuation, The Salvation Army was providing food and water to displaced residents. Once the fires are under control, and people can return home, The Salvation Army will be present to provide practical support as well as emotional and spiritual care.
At this time, the best way for the public to help with relief efforts is though monetary donations. Donations can be made at SalvationArmy.ca/albertafires.
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RCMP will be escorting our CRUs to the emergency operation centre in Fort McMurray.
The Salvation Army's community response units in Alberta are stocked with provisions and ready to serve.
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