SCA, a conservation service organization, seeks qualified applicants for disaster recovery and response projects in the Florida Panhandle following Hurricane Isaias. As part of AmeriCorps Disaster Response Teams, members provide critical services at disaster sites. The work is rewarding but emotionally and physically challenging, supporting communities experiencing trauma and loss. Compassion, resilience, creativity, tenacity, and self-awareness are essential. Once deployed, members should expect little to no time off and should be prepared to work and live in challenging conditions with limited infrastructure. Projects may include mucking and gutting, mold remediation, natural-area restoration, donations and volunteer management, and administrative work. The deployment is scheduled for November 9, 2026 through December 7, 2026. Members work 50–60 hours per week. Housing is provided and may be in a gymnasium, community center, hotel, or camp-like setting, depending on availability. Meals are provided throughout deployment, and travel expenses are covered by SCA. Members receive a living allowance of $950 per week, subject to applicable federal, state, and local taxes, as well as training in disaster response operations.
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Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED