Austin – When families in the center of Texas are struggling to recover from the flood of the devastating independence, volunteers from all over the state rushed to help in any possible way.
I noticed Travis Province.
The province is scheduled to open a new volunteer reception center on Tuesday in an attempt to coordinate volunteering and central opportunities. The center, located at the Plain Elementary School in Lender, will open from 8 am to 6 pm, from Monday to Saturday.
The province wrote in a statement on Monday: “VCR is created as part of the strategic effort to enhance volunteering coordination and tasks of tasks, reduce the traffic of vehicle traffic in affected neighborhoods, and improve safety for both the residents of the region and emergency respondents.”
This announcement comes after officials of the CARE province warned of volunteers against the evacuation of the river in preparation for the continued heavy rains. The boycott encourages volunteers to move to higher land to stay safe.
Travis province works alongside Austin relief network To provide volunteer opportunities throughout the center of Texas, from Kerrville to Sandy Creek neighborhood. The province will provide transportation from VRC to the affected areas until 2 pm every day. While volunteers are not required to register pre -registration, the boycott encourages individuals to register Adrn website Before reports to VRC.