RED CROSS ASSISTING ON EASTER SUNDAY FIRES IN PORTLAND AND ROSEBURG
News Release from American Red Cross - Cascades Region
Posted on FlashAlert: April 5th, 2015 4:32 PM
The American Red Cross Cascades Region is assisting two families affected by residential fires in Multnomah and Douglas County April 5.
Six adults were affected by a single-family fire in the 6900 block of SE Tenino Street in Portland. The Red Cross provided comfort kits and information about Disaster Health and Mental Health services.
One adult and two cats were displaced after a mobile home fire in the first block of Manor Loop in Roseburg. The Red Cross provided food, clothing, lodging, and information about disaster recovery and disaster mental health services.
The Red Cross advocates emergency preparedness and suggests taking a few moments to review your family's exit plan should there be a fire in your home. Know what to do before, during and after a home fire. This information, and more, is available at www.redcross.org or in a free Prepare! Resource Guide published by the American Red Cross Cascades Region. The guide can be downloaded at http://rdcrss.org/1zq8XW6.
Six adults were affected by a single-family fire in the 6900 block of SE Tenino Street in Portland. The Red Cross provided comfort kits and information about Disaster Health and Mental Health services.
One adult and two cats were displaced after a mobile home fire in the first block of Manor Loop in Roseburg. The Red Cross provided food, clothing, lodging, and information about disaster recovery and disaster mental health services.
The Red Cross advocates emergency preparedness and suggests taking a few moments to review your family's exit plan should there be a fire in your home. Know what to do before, during and after a home fire. This information, and more, is available at www.redcross.org or in a free Prepare! Resource Guide published by the American Red Cross Cascades Region. The guide can be downloaded at http://rdcrss.org/1zq8XW6.
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