For those impacted by severe storms and flooding March 25 – April 3 in Davidson County, call the Disaster Recovery Connection helpline at 615-270-9255
or request assistance here.
Helpline and Case Work Provided By Nashville VOAD Member
Disaster Recovery Connection.
FEMA Registration Deadline : July 7, 2021
Apply for Assistance
Federal assistance is available to eligible individuals and families affected by this disaster.
Solicitar Asistencia
Hay asistencia federal disponible para personas y familias elegibles afectadas por este desastre.
NEWS + UPDATES
- Nueva información sobre la asistencia local e de FEMA
- New Information Regarding FEMA + Local Assistance
- Free Legal Assistance Available for Middle Tennessee Storm Survivors in 3 Counties
- Multi-Agency Recovery Center Opens to Help People Impacted by March 2021 Severe Weather
- Sobrevivientes del desastre: Protéjase contra el fraude y las estafas (Alerta de FEMA)
- Disaster Survivors: Beware of Fraud and Scams (Alert via FEMA)
- Presidente Joseph R. Biden, Jr. aprueba declaración por desastre mayor para Tennessee
- President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Approves Major Disaster Declaration for Tennessee
- Cleanup Of Flood-Damaged Homes Continues As Long-Term Recovery Efforts Move Forward
Nashville’s Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) fosters an effective delivery of services in response to Davidson County communities affected by disaster.
Nashville VOAD’s goal is to provide knowledge and resources throughout the disaster cycle—preparation, mitigation, response, and recovery—to help disaster survivors in Davidson County communities.
NASHVILLE VOAD’S CORE VALUES
COOPERATION
No single member organization has all the answers for the challenges communities face. All work is accomplished through coordination, partnership, and respect. The Nashville VOAD recognizes and works to understand the unique lens through which members view their neighborhoods and/or communities.
COMMUNICATION
Members will maintain coordination through open and purposeful dialogue. Member organizations will regularly share their capacities, accomplishments, and commitments. Nashville VOAD maintains good channels for sharing information, listening carefully to each other, and dealing openly with credible concerns.
COORDINATION
Nashville VOAD members commit to working together and not competitively toward the goal of effective service to the community. Members seek to match services to need. Through planning and preparation, this VOAD equips member organizations to “do their thing” while maintaining coordination with the group(s).
COLLABORATION
VOAD members dedicate themselves to working together to undertake specific projects and achieve specific goals during each phase of disaster preparedness, response, and recovery.
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