The DANA of Valencia shows the best side of human beings. With phrases repeated on social media like “Only the people save the people”The mobilization of volunteers is essential to help those affected.
Thousands of images are already circulating in the media mile-long queues volunteers who come on foot from neighboring communities to help the residents of the most affected communities.
Social media is flooded with posts shared thousands of times providing information on collection points and directions. on how and where to help.
In this sense, a group of volunteers has created an interactive map in which they can indicate the exact place where you last saw your loved ones missing. Here you can find the interactive map.
If you know a missing person, you can go to the Ayuda Terreta website, click on the “+” icon and add exact location where help is needed, indicating the street and location, contact number and everything you need in the description.
Once the location is saved, if they contact you to send you support or if you have already received it, you can change the status for your help in optimizing the entire process.
From Ayuda Terreta they assure that the aid received will be eliminated as soon as possible so as not to clutter the card and they emphasize the importance of communicating if there are already volunteers on the way or if you have already received aid to modify the status of the aid and not to saturate the card.
Psychological help
In addition, volunteers have created a section to provide psychological help to those affected.
To do this, they carry out a call on psychology professionals so you can contact them by email Ayudaterreta@gmail.com.
