Last Updated: 10/10/05, 12:52 p.m.
Hurricane Information Center
Louisiana Sea Grant's Hurricane Recovery
Resources Web site
Information for LSU Students, Faculty and Staff
Missing Person Information and Locating Family and Friends
Emergency Agencies
Blood Centers
Donations and Volunteers
Animal Shelters and Information
Mental Health
Information for LSU Students, Faculty and Staff
- !Financial Aid information for Visiting Students and Students applying for Hurricane Katrina/Rita Student Relief Funds
- Hurricane Student Relief Fund donation information
- Hurricane Katrina/Rita Student Relief Fund establishes application procedure
- Hurricane Katrina Emergency Housing Accommodations
- Safety on the LSU Campus
- LSU Community Message Board
- Department of State Civil Service Issues News Release Regarding Employee Pay Checks, Special Leave, and Related Topics (PDF, 85K)
- Buses home available for Midwest students
- Revised 2005 Fall Academic Calendar
- Information for LSU Students
Information for Students, Faculty, Staff and Vendors from Areas Affected by Hurricane Katrina
- Hurricane Katrina/Rita Student Relief Fund establishes application procedure
- ! Hurricane Katrina Emergency Housing Accomodations
- Universities offer assistance to university students affected by Katrina
- Universities offer assistance to displaced faculty and researchers
- University of New Orleans (UNO) and LSU Health Sciences Center (LSUHSC) Information
- Xavier University 1-866-520-9852
- Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond and Nicholls State University in Thibodaux
- LSU Psychological Services Center is offering services to victims
- LSU Office of Independent Study Hurricane Katrina Emergency Academic Relief Displaced Students Policy
- Information for hurricane-displaced students who have gone though the admissions process in 110 Thomas Boyd Hall
- Department of State Civil Service Issues News Release Regarding Employee Pay Checks, Special Leave, and Related Topics (PDF, 85K)
- LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans Information
- LSU AgCenter
- Important Vendor Payment Information
- Living After Katrina
- Hazardous Substance Research Centers publishes brochure with technical information to assist hurricane evacuees
- A special message from Campus Federal to our friends who may have suffered damage or loss during Katrina. PDF | Word
Missing Person Information and Locating Family and Friends
- Status/Whereabouts of LSU Students – 225-578-8607 (Office of Student Life & Academic Services)
- LSU Community Message Board
- KatrinaSafe.com
- NOLA.com Missing Person Database – www.nola.com
- Next of Kin Registry – www.nokr.org - The National Next Of Kin Registry (NOKR) is a FREE high-speed solution to locating your Next Of Kin in urgent situations. NOKR is designed as an emergency contact system to help if you or your family member is missing, injured or deceased. NOKR is a free service to the public as well as the Local and State agencies using the search service.
- Report a Missing Person – 225-925-6626
Emergency Agencies
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) –1-800-621-3362, www.fema.org.
- American Red Cross – www.RedCross.org
- Louisiana Homeland Security – www.ohsep.louisiana.gov
- East Baton Rouge Parish Emergency Info – brgov.com/emergency
- Emergency Phone Numbers, Shelters, and Evacuation Information – batonrouge.lastormwatch.com
- Road Closures – www.lsp.org/roadandincident.nsf
- Special Needs Shelters – www.wafb.com/Global/story.asp?S=37774049
- Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) – 1-800-445-6362, www.msema.org
- LSU Ag Center Recovery Assistance
Blood Centers
- Life Share Blood Center, 225-383-7728
- United Blood Services – 225-769-7233 or 800-421-8218
- Our Lady of the Lake Regional Blood Bank – 225-765-8843
Donations and Volunteers
- LSU Hurricane Assistance Locations Map
- Donation Points on Campus
- Katrnia Volunteer Web site – www.lsu.edu/volunteer
- Volunteer Baton Rouge!
- Hurricane Student Relief Fund
- Baton Rouge Area Foundation – www.braf.org
- St. Vincent de Paul – 225-383-7837
- Red Cross – 1-800-HELPNOW (1-800-435-7669), in Baton Rouge 225-291-4533
- Boat Donations – 1-800-442-2511
- Licensed medical professionals who can offer assistance, please contact the DHH medical personnel contact number, 225-763-5740. A DHH representative will determine where your experience will be needed most as recovery efforts continue. For more health and safety information, visit www.dhhemergencynews.com.
- To house a family who has evacuated or lost their home, please call the State of Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness, 225-389-2100.
- LSU Dining donations - 225-578-6642.
- Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation, Inc.
- Volunteers (minimum age: 16) are needed to work in the pet shelter at John M. Parker Coliseum. Please come to the Coliseum to sign up, call toll-free 1-888-773-6489 (Louisiana only) or 225-925-3980 (out-of-state), e-mail Katrina@ldaf.louisiana.gov, or visit www.vetmed.lsu.edu for more information.
Animal Shelters and Information
- LSU Emergency Animal Shelter announces plan for return of pets to owners, foster care options
- Hurricane Katrina Emergency Animal Shelter at LSU
- Alexandria, Louisiana - Large & Small Animals - 1-318-442-4222
- Lamar Dixon, Gonzales, Louisiana
- Shreveport, Louisiana - LSU-S - Pets only, no livestock
- Volunteers (minimum age: 16) are needed to work in the pet shelter at John M. Parker Coliseum. Please come to the Coliseum to sign up, call toll-free 1-888-773-6489 (Louisiana only) or225-925-3980 (out-of-state), e-mail Katrina@ldaf.louisiana.gov, or visit www.vetmed.lsu.edu for more information.
Mental Health
- LSU Psychological Services Center is offering services to victims
- Mental Health Councelors for LSU Students - 225-578-8774.
- DHH Cope Line - 1-800-749-2673.
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