notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams: The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. For information on Gulf Coast Disaster Relief please contact Jim Green. Email: jim@project-teamwork.org Phone: 334-559-4565 Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them. -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams: The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 � 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located � indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. For information on Gulf Coast Disaster Relief please contact Jim Green. Email: jim@project-teamwork.org Phone: 334-559-4565 Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them.
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notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. For information on Gulf Coast Disaster Relief please contact Jim Green. Email: jim@project-teamwork.org Phone: 334-559-4565 Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them. -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams: The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. For information on Gulf Coast Disaster Relief please contact Jim Green. Email: jim@project-teamwork.org Phone: 334-559-4565 Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them.

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notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. jim@project-teamwork.org Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them. -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. For information on Gulf Coast Disaster Relief please contact Jim Green. Email: jim@project-teamwork.org Phone: 334-559-4565 Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them.

notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them. -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. jim@project-teamwork.org Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them.
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notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home. ------------------------------------------ FROM THE WEBSITE: Volunteer Village For Disaster Relief Work Teams The Salvation Army operates a Volunteer Village which is available to all faith-based agencies working disaster relief in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. The village, constructed under the bleachers of The Yankie Football Stadium, provides heated and air-conditioned dorm rooms for up to 100 volunteers. Each room sleeps 8 – 12, in oversized bunk-beds. Bathrooms are very conveniently located – indoors. And the showers provide plenty of hot water. Three meals a day are served to all the volunteers; provided by Salvation Army cooks who are on staff full time. Salvation Army staff run the facility to provide a safe and comfortable environment that promotes interaction and new friendships between groups. Recovery and build out following Hurricane Katrina, for the Gulf States, will take many years, and thousands upon thousands of volunteers. This is the hope for recovery. Your group can be a part of this hope. Your church or faith-based relief team may be looking for an opportunity to serve. Project TeamWork could be the answer. Contact our Director of Disaster Relief, Jim Green, for more information. Short-Term Mission Groups The Village is designed for faith-based relief work groups only; sorry, no individuals. All groups must have a responsible leader, and some skilled participants. Youth groups must have a 1 to 4 chaperone/student ratio. And volunteers must be 16 years of age or older. NO CHILDREN. Alcohol, drugs, smoking or tobacco use is prohibited. Group leaders can book their team with Project TeamWork for a one or two week stay. With the basics taken care, leaders are free to focus on the mission out in the field. For more information about booking your group, our group leader's application has all the information you need and can be downloaded from the volunteer application page. Every team member (including the group leader) must fill out a team member application and must register through their group leader. Church groups, mission teams, youth groups, and faith-based disaster teams call the Salvation Army Volunteer Village one of the best ever. Come and see for yourself. Project TeamWork partners with The Salvation Army to provide this unique mission experience. Because both are Christian organizations, the environment of the Volunteer Village supports those beliefs, values and behaviors. You may visit The Salvation Army website for information about serving directly with them.
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address: -> 281 Lee St.
notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects Work with Project TeamWork's disaster relief team on Hurricane Katrina rebuilding and recovery in the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Volunteer groups MUST be 16 years of age and older, be part of a church or faith-based group, with a desire to work hard. No standing around - real work for real volunteers! Excellent for skilled adult teams with a heart for missions - and older youth groups with strong leadership. Groups can mix construction/re-building work during day and outreach activities in the evening. Excellent opportunity for discipleship of small groups. Accomodations are rated "excellent" in A/C/Heated Project TeamWork Volunteer Village - with three really good meals a day, comfortable dorm-like sleeping areas, and opportunity to mix with other groups. Groups can number from 8 to 50. Skills: Must be physically able to work on a construction site. Skills could include construction workers, tradespeople of all kinds, handy-man type, women who can operate power tools! Other volunteers (who haven't done this before) must be willing to work hard and learn from supervisors. Everything from framing, roofing, electric, plumbing, siding, painting, landscaping; anything to do with rebuilding a home.
zip: 00000 -> 39530
latitude: -> 30.40256
longitude: -> -88.879529

main_phone: -> (228) 806- 8022
notes: 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. -> 14 year old Christian relief agency that recruits groups from churches, faith-based organizations, mission agencies, youth groups, and colleges to work in disaster area, specifically hurricane relief for long term rebuilding and recovery. Also run Disaster Relief Villages for other relief organizations i.e. The Salvation Army and Habitat for Humanity. Run short term mission teams to Honduras, and sponsor special work team events. Mission Statement: Working together to share God's love through Disaster Relief, Short Term Missions and Holy Sweat Projects
capacity: -> 140