neighborhood distribution
COVID-19 Resource Spreadsheet - Durham
Tier B · mutual aid
Source: mutual_aid_hub
Solution-circuit field note · Durham, NC, US
Disaster resilience grid
When infrastructure fails, response speed depends on relationships that already exist: neighborhood mutual aid for distribution, clinical capacity for care, and a coordinating body for logistics.
The possible circuit
neighborhood distribution + clinical care + coordination
Commonweave's public map data places these organizations nearby and classifies their public work as complementary. The classification may be wrong or stale.
clinical care
LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER INCORPORATED
Tier C · nonprofit
Source: IRS_EO_BMF
coordination
CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY
Tier C · nonprofit
Source: IRS_EO_BMF
Why the system connected them
A lead worth checking.
“Together: COVID-19 Resource Spreadsheet - Durham (neighborhood distribution) + LINCOLN COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER INCORPORATED (clinical care) + CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY (coordination) could form a pre-wired disaster response grid (neighborhood distribution + clinical care + coordination).”
What the map cannot know
Three questions before anyone acts.
01 · AccuracyDo these organizations still exist, and are their proposed roles described correctly?
02 · ConsentDo they want to be discoverable and introduced in this way?
03 · FitIs there a real local need, trust, and capacity for this circuit—or only geographic proximity?