National Office of Disaster Services
The National Office of Disaster Services (NODS) was established to execute administration and emergency coordination for Antigua and Barbuda.
2010 Hurricane Shelters
One should move to shelter during the warning as soon as the local Meteorological Office indicates that the storm/ or hurricane will definitely be impacting Antigua
and Barbuda. Ninety nine percent of everything you need to use in a shelter you have at home. Make sure you pack what you need if you decide to go to a shelter and carry them with you.
ALL SAINTS EAST AND ST. LUKES
1. J.T. Ambrose Primary School** , All Saints
2.John Hughes Methodist Church, John Hughes
3.John Hughes Primary School, John Hughes
4.Old Road Primary School, Old Road
**Shared facilities with All Saints West**
ALL SAINTS WEST
1.Buckley’s Primary School, Buckley’s
2.Freeman’s Village Primary School, Freeman’s Village
3.Sea View Farm Primary School, Sea View Farm
**Shared with All Saints East and St. Luke’s**
CITY EAST
1.Villa Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Fort Road
2. Jehovah Witness Kingdom Hall, Summer Lane, Gambles
RURAL EAST
1.Clare Hall Secondary School, Clare Hall
2.Shiloh Gospel Hall, St. Johnsons Village
RURAL NORTH
1.Cedar Grove Primary School, Cedar Grove
RURAL SOUTH
1. Mary E. Pigott Primary School**, Ottos
2.Ottos Comprehensive Secondary School**, Ottos
3.St. John’s Church of Christ, Golden Grove
4.Golden Grove Primary School**, Golden Grove
** Shared facilities with St. Mary’s North and City South**
RURALWEST
1.Green Bay Primary School, Federation Road
2.St. Anthony’s Anglican Church, Christian Street
ST. MARY’S NORTH
1.Golden Grove Primary School**, Golden Grove
2.St. John’s Church of Christ, Golden Grove
**Shared facilities with Rural South**
ST. MARY’S SOUTH
1.Bolans Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Bolans Village
2.Urlings Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Urlings Village
3.Urlings Primary School, Urlings Village
ST. PHILLIPS NORTH
1.Glanvilles Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Glanvilles
2.Glanvilles Primary School, Glanvilles
ST. PHILLIP’S SOUTH
1.Freetown Methodist Church, Freetown Village
T. GEORGES
1.Pigotts Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Pigotts
2.Pilgrim Holiness Church, New Winthropes
3.Potters Primary School, Potters
ST. PAUL’S
1.Cobbs Cross Primary School, Cobbs Cross
2.Liberta Primary School, Liberta
3.Grace Hall Pre-School, Liberta
ST. PETERS
1.Parham Primary School, Parham
2.Pares Primary School, Pares Village
CITY SOUTH
1.Ottos Comprehensive Secondary School**, Ottos
2.Mary E. Pigotts Primary School**, Ottos
**Shared facilities with Rural South**
CITY WEST
1.St. Andrews Anglican Church, Fort Road
2. Bethel Anglican Church, St. Johns St.
BARBUDA
1.Peoples Church, Barbuda
2. Barbuda Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Barbuda
3.Barbuda Pentecostal Assembly, Barbuda
4.Barbuda Day Care, Barbuda
Please find attached a booklet that the National Office of Disaster Services has developed to assist persons during this the 2010 hurricane season. Hard copies will be available at the NODS office on American road.
At the National Office of Disaster Services (NODS), we are making a concerted effort to ensure the safety and well being of you and your family in the event of a hurricane. As part of this effort, we are pleased to provide residents with this brochure on how you and your loved ones may prepare for hurricanes. It is vital that each resident is educated on how to be prepared for and what to do should a hurricane strike. This guide will help get you started. The hurricane season runs from June 1st to November 30th but you can ward off some of the danger if you are prepared. These suggestions will help you stay ahead of the storm.
Contact Details:
National Office of Disaster Services (NODS)
Philmore Mullin
American Road
St Johns, ANTIGUA
Tel: (268) 464-8456
Fax: (268) 462-4742
E-mail:nodsanu@gmail.com
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