*Photos taken by Canadian Red Cross volunteer, photographer Johan Hallberg-Campbell. Special thank you to Johan for spending time with the Red Cross to help share with Canadians information about the work being done in Attawapiskat.
The Canadian Red Cross continues to work in Attawapiskat. Already, four planes full of cargo have arrived and been distributed, with another on its way today (Monday). This blog includes a collection of photographs taken by Johan on Friday and Saturday from Attawapiskat.
A flag in the band council office
Chief Theresa Spence
Red Cross, Emergency Management Ontario and Attawapiskat band council members in a meeting
A home that's been destroyed by fire
Braving the cold
Red Cross volunteer Jim Lanthier helping the community
A young boy at his school
Inside one of the trailers' where 92 people live
Red Crossers Jim and Jenn in action
A bird's eye view of Attawapiskat
Red Crossers preparing to distribute more supplies, including sleeping bags
Red Cross volunteer Jim Lanthier in the back of a pick-up during the community Santa Claus parade on Saturday
A young girl who lives in a trailer in Attawapiskat
Due to transportation fees, food is exceptionally expensive. This box of cereal costs $10
Red Crossers Jim and Jenn in action
Attending a community meeting
Red Crosser Karen Snider meeting with children who live in a trailer in Attawapiskat
Red Cross distributes supplies to people's homes. Jenn is checking her list
Meeting children who live in a trailer in Attawapiskat
Red Cross meets with families to ensure their basic needs are met
Attending a community meeting on Friday
Jenn at work on the computer back at the lodge
A young man photographed at the local store
Attending a community meeting
Children who live in the trailers