Disaster Services

Safe and Well

After a disaster, letting your family and friends know that you are safe and well can bring your loved ones great peace of mind. This website is designed to help make that communication easier.

Register Yourself as “Safe and Well”
Search for Loved Ones

The Safe and Well Website is an Internet-based tool that allows those directly affected by a disaster to let their loved ones know of their well-being. People within a disaster affected area are able to select and post standard “safe and well” messages. Concerned family members who know the person’s current phone number (home, cell, or work) or a complete home address can search for the messages posted by those who self-register.Read more

Disasters

Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you or your family to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. This is why the Tippecanoe County Chapter trains relief workers to help the community in a time of need. We provide services for many uncontrollable disasters such as:Read more

  • Single family fires
  • Multi familty fires
  • Natural disasters (tornados, floods, etc.)
  • Toxic chemical spills

Response to Severe Weather

For a list of currently open shelters, please click HERE

For more information on Red Cross disaster response in Alabama, please click HERE

What is Severe Weather?Read more

Serving People with Disabilities Following a Disaster

Outlines Red Cross policies and practies as they pertain to providing services to people with disabilities following a disaster.

Prerequisites: Disaster Services: An Overview, Serving People with Disabilities Following a Disaster Online*

*This course consists of two parts:
1. The first is taken online and must be completed using the Red Cross SABA online prior to the classroom session.Read more

Fire Clients Gives Thanks

Marilyn Price with volunteer Joan McShane

Marilyn Price was a Red Cross fire client in March 2010. Three members of the Disaster Action Team assisted her the night of the fire, and Marilyn had nothing but praise for them.

On August 16, Marilyn called the chapter to let us know she was back in her house after all these months. She wanted to give back to our chapter for the help she received, so we can help that next family affected by a disaster.

We went to visit her to pick up the donation, and she proudly showed us the repairs done to her home of 20+ yrs and presented us with a check. Read more

Stay Warm Safely

With the extreme weather conditions across central Indiana, the American Red Cross of Tippecanoe Co. recommends these tips to stay warm safely at home, on the road and outdoors.Read more