At the end of October, representatives from many of the voluntary agencies and non-profit organizations we work with came together for the first event of…
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HOPE Teams Interviewed by FEMA
Federal Emergency Management Agency interviewed HOPE teams serving at the FEMA Disaster Recovery Center at the Sumter County Civic Center in South Carolina. (click here)
LaSalle High School Welcomes Therapy Dogs For Grief Counseling
In the wake of this tragedy (the death of a high school football player), LaSalle High School wanted to do whatever they could for students….
HOPE Teams Support Camp Noah, Maryland
Crisfield Holds 2nd Annual ‘Camp Noah’ for Disaster Relief By Lauren Holloway | July 29, 2015 HOPE Teams recently supported Camp Noah – a national program…
HOPE’s Certification Workshop Comes to Binghamton, NY
Relieving disaster through dog therapy By David Hermanovitch Binghamton, NY (WBNG Binghamton) Dogs, known as man’s best friend, are also known to assist people with…
HEAVEN SENT: THERAPY DOG GROUP WAS IN CHARLESTON FOR ANNUAL MEETING AT TIME OF TRAGIC SHOOTING
Every year HOPE Animal Assisted Crisis Response holds their annual meeting in a different location. The nonprofit therapy dog organization has five regions, and each year…
Therapy Dogs Bring Smiles to South Carolina After Church Tragedy
HOPE teams have been with the people of Charleston as they remember the lives of those who were taken too soon and recover to carry…
Support for residents impacted by the recent flooding in Texas
HOPE Teams assist at the FEMA Multi Agency Resource Center in Houston (photo by Jocelyn Augustino – Jun 10, 2015)
On-line Auction Success!
Thank you to all the business and individuals who contributed to the HOPE on-line auction!! Amit Eschel: www.etsy.com/people/SiberianArtJewelry ApolkadotlifeLLC: https://www.etsy.com/shop/APolkaDotLifeLLC Bernadette Kazmarski: https://www.etsy.com/shop/PortraitsOfAnimals Camp Bainbridge:…
Dogs provide vital stress relief for survivors and first responders
MARYSVILLE — When Braeden Boyle spotted his new friend the other day, his expression brightened. The lanky freshman bent down and hugged him. They’d spend…