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An Online Resource Library on Gender-Based Violence.

Disaster-related Preparedness & Trauma Information Packet

General Material
Published Date
July, 2006
Publisher(s)
Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence (FCADV)
Author(s)
Julie Ann Rivers-Cochran
Joy M. Kruppa
Sharon Youngerman

This packet provides a variety of sample policies and procedures that programs can adapt to help address disaster preparedness. Organizations are encouraged to adapt the information to fit their needs, noting that the enclosed information is specific to disaster-related trauma and is not intended to replace professional mental health advice.

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Disaster-related Preparedness & Trauma Information Packet 705.83 KB
PowerPoint Presentation: Disasters & Lessons Learned 363 KB
Material Categories
Core Competencies
Nonprofit Management
Staff Development
Disaster
Domestic Violence

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