
We personally walk alongside individuals, families, and communities to help them process their grief, crisis or traumatic event that has taken place in their lives.
Throughout the year we offer training to community volunteers and members of the Faith Community so that they can be ready when friends, co-workers and communities have been impacted by disaster. The prospect of recovery is near when friends, family and local volunteers are equipped.
We are always ready to share tips, articles, and videos pertaining to crises management. Beginning with individual relationships, to organizations, and faith community, we offer updates and tools to guide, inform and equip care givers.
To be effective in working with survivors, we need to develop teams of care givers trained in grief and trauma recovery that have different skills.
We believe that crisis, trauma and disaster response is like a 1,000 piece puzzle and what each person or organization provides is just one piece SO we must have a team of skilled and trained volunteers and professionals to be effective.
1) When asked to deploy we provide individuals, teams and resources based on the needs expressed.
2) When asked to assist, we help organizations find out what the pressing needs of survivors are and discuss how best to respond to the needs survivors have expressed.
School and community mass shootings
Acts of Terrorism in New York and Spain
Natural Disasters - Hurricanes Katrina & Sandy. Tsunami in Sri Lanka and Thailand.
California Wild Fires
Mass evacuations
A detailed list is in our Resume
— Jim Uhey