Read the latest updates on SCBC Disaster Relief updates in Haiti. 

Updates will be provided as details are released by Roger Orman, Associate Executive Director, SCBC Communications and Mission Development Team. 

Read the latest Disaster Relief updates from the North American Mission Board 

The Disaster Relief Training Conference is for persons willing to give of their time and energy to help others that are in crisis. You will learn how to respond to people in a time of crisis. Your response will allow others to see Jesus in you through your loving response to their needs. Training is required to go on a deployment with any disaster relief team. 

This update on the following classes are offered at Disaster Relief Training Conferences. Classes may be added depending upon the need and the availability of trained leaders. 

South Carolina Baptist Disaster Relief (SCDR) will be hosting a National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA) Crisis Counseling Training the week of May 3rd-7th, 2010 at the Camp McCall, 108 Ambassador Road, Sunset, South Carolina 29685. Participants come from every professional area in South Carolina . 

Southern Baptist Disaster Relief has developed disaster planning guides for both families and churches.  These two guides, along with other information about Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, can be found on the web site. 

How does the church respond to the H1N1 flu virus? Learn more about how to prepare your church for the fall flu season. FREE: We have "What Do You Do To Prevent The Flu?" posters and "Cover Your Cough" posters free to all churches and organizations. Just call our Disaster Relief office at (800) 723-7242 ext. 3400 or (803) 277-6176. 

In Sub-Saharan Africa the HIV/AIDS crises is affecting large segments of the population. In 2007 over 1.6 million adults and children died because of AIDS.The BGR In-Home Care Kit is a compilation of medical and hygiene supplies that Baptist Global Response is asking churches, groups, or individuals to provide to assist caregivers who are taking care of home-bound, terminally ill patients.