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Everyone who experiences a disaster, trauma or a crisis is touched by it and that includes first responders, crisis response workers and volunteers. We all need support sometimes.
"Self-care is fundamental to being a crisis responder and building resiliency is not an option."
Dr. Naomi PagetLatest News
(Watch) Sheriff Rescues Boy Floating On Debris In Flood Water From Hurricane Milton
Sheriff Chad Chronister handled this water rescue personally
Photo Credit: Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (Fla.)
Final Resting Place, Inside A Hurricane?
Peter Dodge’s ashes were contained in a package. Among the symbols draped on it was the flag of Nepal, where he spent time as a Peace Corps volunteer teaching math and science to high school students before becoming a meteorologist.
Photo Credit: Sim Aberson/NOAA via AP
Hard At Work: Residents Repair Homes After Hurricane Milton, Some Evacuations Continue
“It ain’t much, but it was ours. What little bit we did have is gone.”
Photo Credit: AP Photo/Mike CarlsonMore Organizations
Whenever a major crisis or disaster happens, people want to get involved. They want to respond, help and reach out, but often are unable to because they do not know where to begin. They are looking for a place to volunteer where their skills will be needed.
