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    Home  |  Member Center  |  Physician Assistance for Those
    Affected by Hurricane Katrina

    Physician Assistance for Those Affected by Hurricane Katrina
    Academy staff and leadership are quite concerned about the aftermath of
    Hurricane Katrina in states including Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, and
    Mississippi.
    The Academy has been in contact with the Departments of Health in the
    affected states. We will update the AAPM&R Web site with information
    regarding how physicians can volunteer for relief efforts and other
    medical needs. The Academy is also attempting to contact state PM&R
    society presidents to obtain more information on the possible damage and
    impact to our members.
    The Louisiana State Medical Society has posted two alerts from the
    Louisiana Department of Public Health and Hospitals. One asks for
    physician volunteers and the other is a directive for Louisiana
    physicians. To see the alerts, visit www.lsms.org.
    The Mississippi Department of Public Health states that physicians who
    would like to volunteer in that state should call 601-576-8085.
    The Florida Department of Health has developed a Web site for Florida
    physicians to volunteer for relief efforts. The site is set up primarily
    for Florida physicians only, but it is allowing physicians from nearby
    states to register. Click here to reach the site:
    www.disasterhelp.net/gulfcoast.
    At this time, we send our heartfelt concern to our members, their
    families, their patients, and the citizens who are affected by this
    devastation.  As relief efforts are announced, we will update members
    as information becomes available. In the meantime, the Federal Emergency
    Management Agency (FEMA) has publicized a list of agencies that are in
    need of donations to assist hurricane victims.
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    FEMA's List of Organizations That Need Donations to Assist Hurricane
    Victims:
    American Red Cross, 800-HELP-NOW (435-7669) English, or
    800-257-7575 Spanish
    America's Second Harvest, 800-344-8070
    Adventist Community Services, 800-381-7171
    Catholic Charities USA, 800-919-9338
    Christian Disaster Response, 941-956-5183 or 941-551-9554
    Christian Reformed World Relief Committee, 800-848-5818
    Church World Service, 800-297-1516
    Convoy of Hope, 417-823-8998
    Lutheran Disaster Response, 800-638-3522
    Mennonite Disaster Service, 717-859-2210
    Nazarene Disaster Response, 888-256-5886
    Operation Blessing, 800-436-6348
    Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, 800-872-3283
    Salvation Army, 800-SAL-ARMY (725-2769)
    Southern Baptist Convention Disaster Relief, 800-462-8657 x6440
    United Methodist Committee on Relief, 800-554-8583
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