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Ashfield
Bassetlaw
Broxtowe
Gedling
Mansfield
Newark and Sherwood
Nottingham
Rushcliffe
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Luton
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York
Barnsley
Doncaster
Rotherham
Sheffield
Bradford
Calderdale
Kirklees
Leeds
Wakefield

CERT (UK) formerly Eden Flood Volunteers (EFV) did not exist until 6th December 2015 – the day after Storm Desmond hit Cumbria.

Our Founder and Director Kerryanne Wilde, responded to a post on Facebook and started pulling together volunteers to help people affected by the floods in the Eden district of Cumbria initially. Quickly it became apparent that their was a wider area affected and support was given to the wider Cumbrian community. From day one the volunteers worked long hours, some in-excess of 60+ hours a week, gaining the support of local businesses and organisations. Early on it became apparent that there was a longer term need for flood support and those in crisis, emergency or disaster in Cumbria and throughout the UK.

We work closely with partner organisations and continue to support individuals and businesses who find themselves fallen on hard times due to no fault of their own. We have made links with many flood related organisation and other 3rd sector organisations possible.

We currently have pilot projects ongoing in Manchester, Liverpool, Leeds, London, Cornwall, Somerset and Northern Ireland. We are always looking to build on our already fantastic achievements, by bringing smaller and community groups under our umbrella.

Our support role has expanded to include the support of all those in Crisis, Emergency or Disaster in any of the following situations:
Floods
Fire
Domestic Violence
Homeless
Veterans
Disabled
Vulnerable
Those being released from hospital