A long term recovery group (LTRG) is a cooperative body that is made up of representatives from faith-based, non-profit, government, business and other organizations working within a community to assist individuals and families as they recover from disaster. LTRGs are as varied in their structure as are the communities in which they work. The personality and operation of each group is unique and reflects local needs, available resources, cultural diversity, leadership style, and community support. No matter how a group is structured or what it calls itself the goal is the same: to unite recovery resources with community needs in order to ensure that even the most vulnerable in the community recover from disaster.
Glide Revitalization and the community working together to help rebuild after the Archie Creek Fire.
Glide Revitalization and the community working together to help rebuild after the Archie Creek Fire.
Uniting community with recovery resources after the 2020 Almeda and South Obenchain Fires.
Serving the McKenzie Valley community as it rebuilds after the 2020 Holiday Farm Fire.
The Echo Mountain Complex Fire burned 300 homes and left more than 1,200 people homeless. Our goal is to establish recovery resources for every affected member of this community and we will leave no stone unturned until every fire survivor can rebuild their life and return home.
Committed to supporting the wildfire recovery efforts of a string of small towns along Oregon’s North Santiam River” including Lyons, Mehama, Elkhorn, Mill City, Gates, Detroit, Idanha and Breitenbush.
The Rowena Long Term Recovery Group is leading a collaborative and coordinated effort to assist the Rowena area community with recovery from the Rowena Wildfire.
A coalition of community organizations built to help Walla Walla, Columbia, and Umatilla counties, and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation recover and rebuild from flooding in 2020 and subsequent disasters including the Walla Walla hailstorm in 2022.
Please contact us for additional information on Oregon LTRGs.