One Red Cross North Carolina Emergency Management Association Hickory, NC October 16, 2012
As recent disasters have shown, the American Red Cross is absolutely indispensible to helping communities respond throughout our Nation. One Red Cross
To deliver on our mission, we continually look for ways to provide the best service delivery while making the best use of our donor dollars. One Red Cross
Despite our efforts, and the generosity of our donors, we still face financial challenges ahead. One Red Cross
Continuing on our past path was not an option. We needed to find new ways to streamline the organization and grow more sustained revenues. One Red Cross 2011
As we make these changes, we will not decrease our level of service or move away from our core mission. One Red Cross
We are transforming the Red Cross today to ensure we can be there tomorrow. One Red Cross Future
Disaster Services Business Plan Building an Integrated and Consistent Response Program Across Regions Enhancing the Disaster Volunteer Experience Enhancing Strategic Alliances
Building an Integrated and Consistent Response Program Across Regions Casework Sheltering Scalable, Regional & Multi-Regional Response
The Five Initial Actions of a Disaster Response Feeding Sheltering Staffing local Emergency Operations Centers Public Affairs & Fundraising Reporting disaster information
Enhancing the Disaster Volunteer Experience Training Exercises Operational Workforce Development
Enhancing Strategic Alliances State and Local EMA relationships (State Relations Disaster Liaison) FEMA National Mass Care Strategy
Memorandum of Understanding Between The American Red Cross and The State of North Carolina
MOU Cooperative Actions Executed July 2012 Coordinate, communicate, inform, notify Share information Provide liaison personnel Support use of National Shelter System Participate in planning & exercises Share training & educational opportunities
City of Newton Water Emergency Karyn Yaussy Catawba County Emergency Management Coordinator David T. Garrison CDPM Regional Director, Disaster Services Eastern North Carolina Region American Red Cross
Memorandum of Agreement between Federal Emergency Management Agency and American Red Cross
Executed on October 22, 2010 Formally designates the American Red Cross and FEMA as co-leads for mass care component of ESF-6, including: Feeding Sheltering Distribution Family Reunification
Agreement Goals Enhance coordination, pool expertise and ensure the best possible support to states, territories and tribal nations to build Mass Care response capability. Strengthen response capacity by developing a National Mass Care Strategy through a broad-based collaboration between government, the non-profit and faith-based community, National VOAD and the private sector. Enhance collaboration between voluntary organizations and their government response partners.
National Mass Care Strategy Unified approach to the delivery of mass care services to all communities Including underserved populations Establishing common goals Fostering inclusive collaborative planning Identifying resource needs to build a national mass care capacity
National Mass Care Strategy Individual or congregate temporary shelters (including household pets) Fixed or mobile feeding operations Distribution of relief supplies Family re-unification Health and/or mental health services Information on recovery assistance
National Mass Care Strategy For more information:
Enhancing Strategic Alliances Strategic NGO partner development at the National, State and Local level. Strategic corporate alliances
Step-by-step instructions. Monitor weather conditions. Customizable “I’m Safe” alert for Facebook, Twitter, and text. Find open Red Cross shelters. Hurricane Toolkit, including a strobe light, flashlight and audible alert functions. Hurricane App
We supply nearly half the nation’s blood.
We teach lifesaving skills.
We help the military and their families.
We provide humanitarian aid worldwide.
QUESTIONS? Greg Mack Disaster Officer NC & SC Lee Stocks State Relations Disaster Liaison- NC