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Emergency and Other Relief Services
NAICS 624230 · United States · 2022 edition
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in providing food, shelter, clothing, medical relief, resettlement, and counseling to victims of domestic or international disasters or conflicts (e.g., wars).
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Emergency and relief organizations provide food, shelter, clothing, medical assistance, counseling, and resettlement services to individuals and families affected by disasters, conflicts, or acute crises — both domestically and internationally. Day-to-day operations may include staffing emergency shelters, distributing supplies, coordinating volunteer workforces, providing case management and counseling, and deploying teams to active disaster scenes. Many organizations rely heavily on volunteers and may operate across multiple jurisdictions or internationally.
Questions to investigate
- Does the organization operate internationally, and if so, in which countries or regions — including any areas with active conflict or political instability?
- What direct human services are provided — counseling, medical triage, resettlement case management, or other licensed/unlicensed professional services?
- How many volunteers are active, how are they screened and trained, and what activities do they perform?
- Does the organization operate or manage any overnight shelter facilities, and what is the typical population served?
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