Disasters have increased in frequency and in severity. We are faced with compound issues and a rising number of constituents in need. Our organizations are also tasked with finding new ways to serve while keeping everyone safe. How do we tackle such a mounting challenge while remaining resilient and healthy ourselves? The answer is true collaboration and partnership built on a very clear understanding of how we can complement each other's mission.
Free Resources for Ukrainian Humanitarian Response
Are you, your organization, or someone you know responding to the crisis in Ukraine? We offer a free healing arts workbook for children and a guide for caregivers and parents. To access training on how to implement the workshop click here. To request training resources, click below to contact us.
How It Works
We partner with NGOs, leading agencies, and experts in disaster response to make the best one-stop disaster training and coordination portal available to you anywhere, anytime—and it’s FREE. Select the training you need, get credentialed and connect with other disaster responders all in one place.
Training
Get trained, get credentialed, and prepare
yourself to respond to disasters. Leaders can
utilize the credential to reduce the training
burden on their organizations and work
seamlessly with partners in response.
Log on and get started. If you are a leader or manager, join
our advisory board today. Contact us.
Coordination Network
The Ready Responders Network is a communication and coordination center that levels the playing field by providing common tools for all stakeholders involved in disaster management.
Log onto the network and fill out your disaster resume, join or create a group, use the free tools to intake and manage survivors needs, request volunteers, post situational reports, access and offer resources, and more.
Response
World Cares Center deploys to disaster-stricken areas upon request and in support of grassroots community groups in need of additional support. WCC works beside local partners to provide training, medical clinics, resiliency workshops, and supplies. Once the relationship is established, local partners and their volunteers receive a train-the-trainer program that results in the community being able to deal with disasters long into the recovery process.
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