This intensive two-day course is designed specifically for missionaries and first responders preparing for global disaster response. Covering a comprehensive range of disaster types—from earthquakes and tsunamis to armed conflict and epidemics—participants will gain critical knowledge and practical skills for effective and ethical humanitarian aid.

Topics include:

Field Medical & Psychological First Aid: Essential care in austere environments.
Safety & Security: Navigating high-risk zones, active shooter awareness, and personal protection.
Logistics & Operations: Supply chain management, shelter setup, and distribution best practices.
Cross-Cultural Competency: Ethical considerations, "do no harm" principles, and integrating faith with service in diverse contexts.
Responder Well-being: Strategies for self-care and team resilience in traumatic situations.

Impacts & Why Attend:

This training will empower you to:

Respond Safely & Effectively: Understand the unique challenges of various disaster scenarios, especially in low-resource settings.
Serve with Integrity: Apply humanitarian principles while upholding your faith identity, avoiding dependency, and building local capacity.
Be Prepared: Develop a robust personal and team readiness plan, from go-bags to communication protocols.
Bring Hope & Healing: Provide compassionate, competent care that addresses physical, emotional, and spiritual needs in Christ's name.

Disaster Assessment & Response Team Training - 16 Hour Course