Bringing Hope Building Resiliency
Headwaters seeks to inspire passion to serve others. We forge connections between those who are being served, the Headwaters team and the community at large. We work to ensure that every volunteer, regardless of age, background, skills, or experience, feels valued and motivated to continue to serve others.
SAVE THE DATE:
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2ND, 2024
HEADWATERS RELIEF ORGANIZATION’S
6TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Grassroots to Global Impact
Headwaters Relief Organization grew out of a grassroots response to Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Since then we
have evolved and diversified. Our early efforts included assisting with clean-up and re-building of homes locally and nationally. Today our services have expanded to include public health, education, psychosocial and medical support and international responses.
Working Alongside Communities to Rebuild and Recover
Public Health
Headwaters Relief Organization contributes to addressing public health issues for the most needy and underserved populations of the world. Our teams of volunteers include experts in public health. medical care, psychosocial support, re-building and engineering. We respond to immediate needs as well as provide long term support.
Medical Support
Headwaters is committed to helping people access medical care. Whether educating people in disease prevention or public health awareness, our team is here to help. Our volunteers have worked with us to provide free clinics in Haiti, Greece and Nepal. Our agile team is dedicated to helping people improve the health of their communities following a disaster.
Education
In all of our work, Headwaters is culturally sensitive to each country’s values and beliefs. We have developed respectful strategies that allow us to provide education and support, enabling communities to build capacity through training of community members. Training is focused not only on disaster response, but on the development of techniques that are specific to developing resiliency.
Building Stronger Communities, Building Resilience Together
Headwaters volunteers have provided disaster relief across Minnesota, throughout the United States and around the world including the Philippines, Haiti, Greece, Liberia, and many other places affected by disaster.
Let’s Do This Together
Volunteer With Us
Whether you are on the ground or behind-the-scenes, by becoming a Headwaters volunteer you will be making a difference in the lives of people recovering from natural disasters. As a grassroots disaster relief organization, Headwaters welcomes people with a variety of backgrounds and experiences to be a part of our team.
Donate
Disaster victims have varying degrees of options for self-recovery. Those with the fewest resources are often left without the emotional and physical means to rebuild and restart their lives. Financial contributions enable the most vulnerable victims of natural disasters to rebuild their lives — from purchasing supplies for schools in Haiti to creating a book to help the children of the Philippines understand their feelings.
Partner With Us
Headwaters is seeking to find new strategic partners and ideas for fundraising and recruiting volunteers. It is the vision of our board that we convey the message to all businesses and persons, that Headwaters is founded on the premise that it is an organization that exists to provide an opportunity for people to give and volunteer and to have more direct and hands on involvement. Contact us to learn more about corporate partnerships.
Our volunteers are serving burgers, hot dogs, and other snacks at the 1st Base Lounge in Target Field. We are thrilled to be back serving fans for the baseball season. Go Twins!
Our volunteers are serving burgers, hot dogs, and other snacks at the 1st Base Lounge in Target Field. We are thrilled to be back serving fans for the baseball season. Go Twins!
Happy Eid al-Fitr to all those who celebrate. This is the celebration of breaking the fast.
Save the Date for our 6th Annual Golf Tournament on August 2nd, 2024.
Unexpected events such as power outages and natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes can happen without a moment’s notice. That is why being ready for emergencies is crucial. Emergency preparedness is exactly what it sounds like; it involves planning, having supplies on hand and knowing how to stay safe during an emergency. Being ready for crises before they happen can not only protect you and your loved ones but also underserved communities where disasters can worsen inequities.
Unexpected events such as power outages and natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes can happen without a moment’s notice. That is why being ready for emergencies is crucial. Emergency preparedness is exactly what it sounds like; it involves planning, having supplies on hand and knowing how to stay safe during an emergency. Being ready for crises before they happen can not only protect you and your loved ones but also underserved communities where disasters can worsen inequities.
National Public Health Week`s daily theme is Reproductive and Sexual Health. When people have access to quality reproductive and sexual health care and education, they can live happier and healthier lives.
National Public Health Week`s daily theme is Reproductive and Sexual Health. When people have access to quality reproductive and sexual health care and education, they can live happier and healthier lives.
Public health is about preventing disease, diagnosing health conditions, and encouraging health and well-being. However, achieving these goals wouldn’t be possible without the help of new tools and innovations in public health. From wearable fitness bands to virtual doctors’ appointments, new technology has changed the way individuals and communities receive and respond to health information. Other tools, like warning systems for natural disasters or COVID-19 testing kits, can help individuals stay connected and protected during emergencies. Public health advancements can help us fight for equity so all people and populations can thrive.
Public health is about preventing disease, diagnosing health conditions, and encouraging health and well-being. However, achieving these goals wouldn’t be possible without the help of new tools and innovations in public health. From wearable fitness bands to virtual doctors’ appointments, new technology has changed the way individuals and communities receive and respond to health information. Other tools, like warning systems for natural disasters or COVID-19 testing kits, can help individuals stay connected and protected during emergencies. Public health advancements can help us fight for equity so all people and populations can thrive.
Happy #GlobalVolunteerMonth! We`re excited to celebrate our volunteers` collective impact and drive positive change in the communities we serve. 🌏
Happy #GlobalVolunteerMonth! We`re excited to celebrate our volunteers` collective impact and drive positive change in the communities we serve. 🌏
Today is the first day of National Public Health Week! This year’s theme is Protecting, Connecting, and Thriving: We Are All Public Health. Today, we focus on civic engagement. It’s all about getting involved in your community to make a difference. Unfortunately, some communities are facing threats that put their health and safety on the line.
Today is the first day of National Public Health Week! This year’s theme is Protecting, Connecting, and Thriving: We Are All Public Health. Today, we focus on civic engagement. It’s all about getting involved in your community to make a difference. Unfortunately, some communities are facing threats that put their health and safety on the line.