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Faith-based organizations (FBOs) provided crucial hope during Hurricane Katrina recovery. This study explored how FBOs foster hope, a vital component of well-being, using qualitative interviews and the Herth Hope Index.

Keywords:

Faith-based disaster response Herth Hope Index Hope Hurricane Katrina Mixed methods Phenomenology

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Area of Science:

Disaster response and recovery
Sociology of religion
Health and well-being studies

Background:

Hurricane Katrina was a catastrophic disaster in US history.
Faith-based organizations (FBOs) played a significant role in disaster response.
Hope is considered essential for individual health and well-being.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore the role of Faith-based organizations (FBOs) in fostering hope.
To understand how FBOs contribute to the well-being of individuals affected by disasters.
To investigate the concept of hope as a life force in the context of disaster recovery.

Main Methods:

Mixed methods approach combining qualitative interviews and quantitative measures.
Phenomenological tradition used for interviews to explore lived experiences.
Herth Hope Index employed to measure levels of hope.

Main Results:

Faith-based organizations (FBOs) actively provided hope to those affected by Hurricane Katrina.
The study identified specific FBO activities and approaches that cultivate hope.
Hope was confirmed as a multidimensional and individualized concept crucial for recovery.

Conclusions:

Faith-based organizations (FBOs) are vital resources in disaster recovery by providing hope.
Interventions aimed at fostering hope are essential for enhancing resilience and well-being post-disaster.
Further research should explore the nuances of hope delivery by diverse organizations.