notes: 9/2/08 Presbyterian Disaster Assistance said it "has taken steps to evacuate the Presbyterian Volunteer Villages in Louisiana and Mississippi" and that it "stands ready to respond to Hurricane Gustav." Source: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=3748 =========================================== Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back -> 2012 Hurricane Season Due to renovations, University Presbyterian Church will not be available for he 2012 hurricane season. It is possible that later in the fall the facility may be available. Please check back to see our new and improved facility that will be available in 2013. ============================== 9/2/08 Presbyterian Disaster Assistance said it "has taken steps to evacuate the Presbyterian Volunteer Villages in Louisiana and Mississippi" and that it "stands ready to respond to Hurricane Gustav." Source: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=3748 =========================================== Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back
status: Open -> Standby

website: -> http://www.upcbr.org/hurricanerelief/article51252c31103.htm

status: Standby -> Open

parish: Baton Rouge -> Baton Rouge East
region: Central -> Southeast

parish: East Baton Rouge -> Baton Rouge

notes: 9/2/08 Presbyterian Disaster Assistance said it "has taken steps to evacuate the Presbyterian Volunteer Villages in Louisiana and Mississippi" and that it "stands ready to respond to Hurricane Gustav." Source: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=3748 =========================================== Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back -> 9/2/08 Presbyterian Disaster Assistance said it "has taken steps to evacuate the Presbyterian Volunteer Villages in Louisiana and Mississippi" and that it "stands ready to respond to Hurricane Gustav." Source: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=3748 =========================================== Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back -> 9/2/08 Presbyterian Disaster Assistance said it "has taken steps to evacuate the Presbyterian Volunteer Villages in Louisiana and Mississippi" and that it "stands ready to respond to Hurricane Gustav." Source: http://www.disasternews.net/news/article.php?articleid=3748 =========================================== Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back
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parish: East Baton Rouge Parish -> East Baton Rouge

main_phone: 225-344-7695 (Contact Meghan Greeley - Vol. Coord.) mgreeley@upcbr.org -> 225-344-7695 (Contact Meghan Greeley - Vol. Coord.)

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system Email bounced back

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. Michelle emailed Megan waiting for response. Call you have to enter in a mailbox number if you have one on the system

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well.
organization: Church -> Faith-based, Non-Profit, Disaster Relief
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notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well.

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well.

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and we other work as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs the church has been involved in have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and other programs as well.

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and we other work as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and we other work as well.

notes: Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and we other work as well. -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and we other work as well.

notes: -> Q: Describe your sleeping facilities: A: We have 12 beds (bunk style) in the main dormitory room. We also have extra space for air matresses/cots (church has 6 on hand) but groups should contact us about their trip before assuming that this space will be available. Rooms are unisex. Q: Does the dorm have showers/bathrooms? (how many?): A: Yes, 1 shower (for larger groups we have access to the local YMCA for extra showers). Bathrooms we have 4 stalls for men, 6 stalls for women, and one unisex bathroom. Q: Are meals served for volunteers?: A: The church provides one day of breakfast, and at least one dinner. If groups need more meals, contact the church to discuss possibilties. Q: If no meals, do you have kitchen facilities for volunteers to prepare their own meals?: A: We have a kitchen, but no stove. We do have electic burners, grills, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, sink, dishes and flatware. Q: Does Univ. Presbyterian Church have a rebuilding program and will volunteers be given work orders through the church or is this strictly housing for volunteers?: A: We do organize trips upon request. We often work with youth groups who cannot gut due to age limitations, but are able to do other hurricane relief work around Baton Rouge. If groups already have a mission trip planned, and just need a place to stay, that is fine too. Q: Is there a list of your churches needs (ie. building materials, distribution items for the community, etc.)?: A: No - but if you want to bring something, contact the church for details prior to your trip. Q: Is your church doing any community distribution?: A: No Q: Do you allow underage volunteers? If so, what are the specific age restrictions?: A: We try to limit the groups to having members of at least senior high age. We would expect that any senior high group would come accompanied by sufficient adult supervision (try for 1 adult to 5 senior highs) Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own bedding?: A: We provide bedding for the bunks, but if bedding is borrowed, we expect volunteers to launder, fold and bag the bedding just as it was found. Some volunteer groups find it easier to just bring their own as they leave early in the morning and do not have time to do laundry. Q: Do volunteers need to pay a fee for staying at the dorm? What does the cost include if so?: A: Stay is free. Q: Do volunteers need to provide their own transportation?: A: Yes Q: Does your church have a website address?: A: Yes. Please visit: www.upcbr.org and click on "hurricane relief" to see information, policies, and waivers for the dormitory OTHER NOTES: Additional programs have been running several summer camps for relocated children over the summer '06 (Camp Noah) and we other work as well.
region: -> Gulf

main_phone: 225-344-7695 -> 225-344-7695 (Contact Meghan Greeley - Vol. Coord.) mgreeley@upcbr.org
address: 3240 Dalrymple Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70802 -> 3240 Dalrymple Drive

website: -> http://None/
hours: Shelter 24/7 (Other Programs Vary) -> Volunteer Housing Shelter Open 24/7 (Other Programs Vary)