The Student Conservation Association (SCA) seeks qualified applicants to participate in disaster recovery and response projects in the Florida Panhandle in response to Hurricane Isaias. SCA is part of AmeriCorps Disaster Response Teams, a coalition of service programs that mobilizes members to provide critical services at disaster sites. Disaster response and recovery work can be emotionally and physically challenging. Team members will work with communities that have experienced significant trauma and loss, and should bring compassion, resilience, creativity, tenacity, and self-awareness. Once deployed, members will have 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 or volunteer management, and administrative work. The deployment is scheduled for November 9, 2026 through December 7, 2026. The position involves 50–60 hours per week. Housing is provided, with accommodations varying by deployment and potentially including a gymnasium, community center, hotel, or camp-like setting. Meals are provided throughout the deployment, disaster response operations training is provided, and travel expenses are covered by SCA. A personal vehicle is not needed.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED