GNY Winter Training Weekend 2024

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Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• Advocate for inclusive emergency management and response.
• Implement key skills and strategies to find and engage diverse populations.
• Build trust, increase access to programs, and build relationships with diverse community partners.
• Deliver services in a culturally and linguistically competent manner.

Prerequisites

• Mass Care: An Overview
• Everyone is Welcome
• Partner Engagement Essentials
• Psychological First Aid: Helping Others in Times of Stress

The purpose of this course is to train current disaster responders in Casework and Recovery Planning, Disaster Health Services, Disaster Mental Health and Disaster Spiritual Care on the Integrated Care Condolence Team (ICCT) Standards and Procedures, and to provide guidance and best practices for working in a team environment.

You must already be in one of the activities mentioned as a Service Associate (SA) or Supervisor (SV).

Prerequisites: Disaster Cycle Services: An Overview

The purpose of this workshop is to prepare participants to perform the operational roles, responsibilities, and tasks of a Sheltering Coordinator in standing up a Red Cross sheltering operation at the HQ level. This course also includes a sheltering exercise to give participants an opportunity to become familiar and practice with sheltering and other operational job tool.

Al servicio de los latinos y las poblaciones diversas es un curso de nivel básico que puede impartirse virtualmente o en persona.
Este curso prepara a los voluntarios y al personal para comprender la gestión inclusiva de emergencias, desarrollar estrategias para implicar a poblaciones diversas de forma significativa, generar confianza y aumentar el acceso en comunidades diversas, y mejorar la competencia cultural de la fuerza laboral.