User:Vtaylor/Red Cross
Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity and universality: these seven Fundamental Principles icrc.org
REC/GEN/SA - recovery general MC/REU/MA - mass care reunification
Brevard County map . Florida counties map
2021.8 Volusia Flagler national partners local organizations
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Hello from the Space Coast Chapter of the American Red Cross.
The xx and the America Red Cross have a nation partnering relationship. We would like to get to know your representatives in the community here in Florida.
I am contacting you, the xx as the local representatives of the xx organization to set up an introductory meeting.
The meeting would be an opportunity for you to learn about our local organizations and work in the community as well as get to know some of the people involved. We will share information about our local resources as well as information about our national mission and programs.
As COVID is still active, we would be happy to meet remotely via Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Please pick a couple of dates and times in the next week or so that would be convenient for you to meet. We can make the necessary arrangements for the meeting.
If you have questions please let me know.
We look forward to working together to forward our organizational goals and understand the work you do here in Florida's Space Coast.
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Review the list to identify local presence for any national partners Make contact, and ask for an introductory meeting After the initial meeting: schedule time for reciprocal presentations (ARC to partner, Partner to ARC) The goal is to establish local relationships with at least four organizations
2021.9.30 score space coast - brevard email
2021.9.30 Southeast Volusia Humane Society email
2021.9.30 florida Salvation Army - https://salvationarmyflorida.org/contact-us/
2021.7 Elsa eol . update brevard elected official . volusia . dee . tina letter link to region eol database
2021.3 https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=vms_public_form&form_id=9296 *Service Acknowledgment Form (Fillable) * SAF Sample * Virtual Homes Made Safer Script * Hurricane Checklist * Home Fire Prevention Checklist * How to Test a Smoke Alarm * Home Fire Escape Plan
2020.12 preparedness house fires pedro script
https://www.oppia.org
Getting started . Do you know what to do in an emergency? Does your family have a plan in case there is an emergency? . Tell me more
Introduction . We are going to learn about how to PREPARE for an emergency. . Emergency: Something that happens suddenly without warning where you need help right away . Which of these is the most common emergency? . Home fires . Hurricanes . Tornadoes . Flooding . Forest fires . These are all emergencies in some areas. Home fires are the most common emergency everywhere.
Home fires . Home fires are the most common emergency that can happen to you, your family or your friends.
Prepare .Prepare means to get ready. . You get ready when you wear a rain coat or bring an umbrella to school on rainy days. You prepare for the next day of school by doing your homework. . You get ready for sports games or recitals by going to practice and listening to the coaches or taking music lessons and listening to the music teacher. . There are things we can do to get ready in case there is a fire. . Have you done any of these to prepare for a fire? . Had a fire drill at school . Tested the smoke alarm at your home . None of these
Fire drills . In a fire drill at school, teachers and students get to practice what to do in a case there is a real fire. The school has a plan so that everyone knows what they are to do and where to go to be safe. . It is important have a plan and practice fire drills at home too. Every home should also have a smoke alarm to alert you to smoke or fire.
Smoke alarm test . Beep. Beep. Beep. A smoke alarm will make a loud beeping sound if there is smoke in the air nearby. . For some, it is continuous beeping. Others will beep 3 times, then pause, then beep 3 times. . This is an important warning. You and your family must get outside to safety immediately. That is why you need a plan. . In order to be sure that the smoke alarm will work when there is a fire, it is important to test the smoke alarm regularly. Checking it every month is best.
Make a plan . Now you need a plan. . Get a smoke alarm and ensure that is is installed correctly. . Next, check the smoke alarm every month.
2020.9.10 diversity partner organizations Brevard
2020.6.9 missed * Kay Wilkins will host Elected Official Liaison (EOL) training with updated Covid Guidelines.
2020.5.28 Mobilizing the Power: Our Red Cross Volunteers
- Assist victims of hurricanes, earthquakes, tornadoes, floods, winter storms, wildfires and home fires with shelter, food, comfort and other services
- Share information via social media to help people prepare and respond to disasters—”The Digital Volunteers”
- Help members of the military, veterans, and their families
- Provide training in first aid, CPR/AED, swimming, babysitter skills, and other classes
- Support blood drives
Everyone is Welcome CAS ? feeding shelter erv social
from Rebecca 4.6 Red Cross Media, Communication and Public Relations training ? 5/4 webinar waitlist
5.19 anda google sheet county city contacts .
all Brevard voting map .
Brevard voting .
County calendar . board meetings view / recorded .
city of Melbourne . hurricane preparedness
2020.
5.1 volunteer opportunity
4.24 online volunteer appreciation
4.13 4.30 sunshine calls - call volunteers say hi + linda
4.9 Linda pillowcase toolkit
2020.4 Community Volunteer Leaders (CVL) act as a “face of the Red Cross” to the community and focus upon recruiting volunteers and managing key local relationships. 4.7. central florida meeting 4.6 Diversity & Inclusion training - video 3.20 Disaster Cycle Services – Overview 4.6 Module 4: Identify Volunteer Opportunities & Measure Success - video 4.5 Multi-Agency Resource Center Basics 4.5 Government Operations Center Liaison Fundamentals 4.4 Partner Engagement Essentials 4.4 Mobilize the Community An Overview 4.3 Rebecca Dee
2020.3 completed training
3.25 instructor youth - pillowcase req
Advanced Instructor Fundamentals
DAT series 7 courses
3.24 Disaster Action Team Fundamentals 1,2,3
3.23 Psychological First Aid: Helping Others in Times of Stress
3.25 Recovery Fundamentals
3.23 Recovery Services: An Overview
3.23 The Pillowcase Project Presenter
3.23 Basic Instructor Fundamentals
3.23 Mass Care: An Overview
2020.3.23 DAT phone calls for rose * Are you still interested in DAT? * Are you available to respond? * What is your availability? * Have you completed your DAT training? * Have you logging any volunteer hours this month?
2020.3.21 basic instructor fundamentals 2020.3.20 concept of operations * disaster cycle services
2020.3.19 Linda - youth clubs . preparedness presentations pillowcase pedro * Rose - preparedness Linda Collins . community Rebecca . contact volunteers inactive * connection * EDGE training
2020.3 missing maps submitted instructor application 3/11. openstreetmap / HOT humanitarian tutorials actual mapping * 3/16 Kate interview discussion - quality ? feedback to first mapper Red Cross maps expanding positions > volunteer hours credit for mapping selected red cross maps ? more rc maps because of covid-19 - filled already
2020.3 Red Cross missing maps . disaster action team . disaster casework . mass care . disaster preparedness . virtual instructor . volunteer support .
2020.3.11 interview . disaster team preparedness school program .
interview hq virtual instructor - need 6 months experience . missing maps better apply
Bri - Volunteer / Board Member American Red Cross Northern California Coastal Region Regional Disaster Chair Emergency Management Regional Program Lead Contra Costa County Leadership Council Co-Chair
