The workshop After Action Report has been posted. If anyone would like to comment or post any questions, please do so here so that we can all benefit from your …
World Cares Centers CDVC 3 After Action Report is now uploaded to the Group Read More »
The handwritten notes have been transcribed below and organized into three separate sections corresponding to the three photos. Photo 1 Partner Network Diagram Volunteer and federal initiatives NIEHS NTP Federal …
2 Group working groups SoCal COSH Mission Workshop Notes Transcription and consolidation of handwritten workshop notes Mission Statement Workshop mission statement To facilitate trainings and gather resources to strengthen the …
Day One Meeting Notes: Mission Statement Exercise Read More »
Welcome! I look forward to meeting each of you and learning from your experiences and we explore how to apply the Collaborative Disaster Worker and Volunteer Credential Training to the …
I hope you’re all safe after last night’s flash floods. Our partners at FloodNet NYC recorded four feet of flooding in Hollis, and I know similar floods happened throughout Brooklyn …
I hope you’re all safe after last night’s flash floods. Our partners at FloodNet NYC recorded four feet of flooding in Hollis, and I know similar floods happened throughout Brooklyn …
This blog is for those visiting World Cares Center and eager to explore New York City. Please add to the list and include new places you have visited and activities …
This blog is for those visiting World Cares Center and eager to explore the culinary delights around our office in the Fashion District. Please add to the list and include …
Restaurant Suggestions for and from our visitors Read More »
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Dear Yan and Kristen, Congratulations on beginning the first week with World Cares Center. Your orientation is moving quickly! I am sending this to your email and will also put …
Orientation and Project Assignments with Alignment to your goals and objectives Read More »
For those who respond to disasters or serve in high-risk roles—firefighters, emergency responders, healthcare workers, and volunteers—sleep is as important as training and equipment. When people are called to act …
Sleep is not a luxury—it’s a critical part of readiness. Read More »
