eastern Kentucky

GROUP VOLUNTEERS work alongside communities after disasters to rebuild strength, stability, and resilience.

Read more below about our active work sites, including site information, age and supervision requirements, provisions and fees, and lodging and meal options. In addition to these active sites, we have several referrals through trusted local ecumenical partners, and additional Week of Compassion sites in development. Email us to be notified about these opportunities as details are available.

To request information about volunteering or to start the registration process, submit a volunteer interest form.

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eastern Kentucky

12/18/2024

Appalachia

In February of 2025, snow melt combined with historic rainfall to cause destructive flooding across eastern Kentucky. Many of the affected areas were still recovering from flooding that occurred in the summer of 2022.

Week of Compassion is working with multiple partners to receive volunteers for cleanup and home repairs.:

Pike County Relief Services (hosted by First Christian Church, Pikeville KY)
Pike County Relief Services is flexible in accommodating groups of various ages and sizes.
Reach out to us for more details.

Appalachia Service Project
Appalachia Service Project is also responding to damage from Hurricane Helene across a multi-state region.
Site details and group requirements vary, including work that is open to volunteers as young as 11.
Schedules, meals, and accommodations depend on the specific site.
Reach out to us for more details.

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Week of Compassion
P.O. Box 1986
Indianapolis, IN 46206

Week of Compassion is the relief, refugee and development mission fund of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the United States and Canada.

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eastern Kentucky

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