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American Red Cross Giving and getting help after the attack: making blood and cash donations, volunteer opportunities, counseling materials and help in finding missing people. Washingtondc.gov: Today in DC Latest news, closures, Day of Prayer and vigil. Tips for handling this crisis and the current State of Public Emergency. Virginia Department of Emergency Management Terrorist victims helpline, Rec Cross publications available as direct downloads (PDF and HTML), news releases, situation reports and signup for automatic emails. New York Blood Center: Blood Donation Information Information on blood donor basics, FAQ and how to become a volunteer at blood drives or blood donation centers. Suffolk County SPCA Disaster relief funds for pets injured, stranded, orphaned and left homeless by the attack; 24 hour hotline to rescue pets stranded in the restricted zone; mobile animal hospital for search and rescue dogs at the World Trade Center. Accepting donations and volunteers to help. Trial Lawyers Care, Inc. Nationwide service providing free legal advice and services for victims of the September 11 terrorist attack who are eligible to make claims under the federal September 11th Victim's Rights Fund. Guardian: Contact numbers and helplines A list of links and hotlines for people seeking or exchanging information, including UK contacts. Education World: Teachers' Responses to Attacks Teachers and administrators share how they are helping students deal with the terrorist attacks. Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: Hotlines Hotline for "Australians who have specific cause for concern". Response to Terrorism A sermon offering strength and solace with reference to the attacks on WTC and Pentgon from a Christian perspective. |
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