Mass Care - Mass Care volunteers provide congregate shelter facilities and fixed and mobile food services to workers in a disaster area. Provides bulk distribution of supplies and commodities to people affected by the disaster.

Damage Assessment - The Damage Assessment team determines the size and scope of a disaster and the level of damage sustained by dwellings within the affected area. Develops and distributes statistical data related to the effects of a disaster and demographics of affected populations.

Client Services - Client Services delivers emergency financial assistance to affected individuals and families, and refers persons affected by the disaster to the resources of government and/or non-government agencies.

Logistics - Logistics procures and distributes supplies and materials required for a disaster relief organization; establishes and operates warehouses; programs and manages all vehicles used on or in support of the operation; establishes a courier and shuttle service; acquires and maintains facilities.

Liaison - Our Liaisons establish and maintain working relationships between the chapter and other local organizations that would facilitate recovery. Examples include other American Red Cross chapters, labor unions, non American Red Cross voluntary agencies, and human interest organizations such as elder and minority interest groups.

Public Affairs - Public Affairs provides information about American Red Cross services available to people affected by disasters; provides information to the general public about Disaster Relief, serves as liaison with all media, and provides general public affairs support to the operation.

Staffing - Staffing recruits, places, administers, supports, and recognizes paid and volunteer staff, usually from outside the affected units assigned to the operation.

Health Services - Health Services delivers American Red Cross health services on a Disaster Relief Operation. Arranges for emergency and/or additional assistance in meeting individual or family health needs, provides health services staff in American Red Cross shelters and other facilities, provides health care for staff assigned to disaster operations.

Mental Health Services - Mental Health Services delivers services on a disaster operation. Works with and assists local community mental health providers in ensuring that appropriate human and material resources are available to meet the emergency and/or long term emotional needs of the affected individuals, families, and communities. Identifies and meets the disaster related mental health needs of disaster workers and their families.

Communications - Communications establishes and maintains communications systems within a disaster relief operation, including telephone, wire service, radio and other media, and serves as liaison with voluntary groups providing such services to the operation.