FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES. WHY HAVE A COORDINATOR? Disasters are local – need initial local response Prior planning is essential Local coordinator.

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FUNCTIONS & RESPONSIBILITIES

WHY HAVE A COORDINATOR? Disasters are local – need initial local response Prior planning is essential Local coordinator usually in best position to initially assess the situation and report Local coordinator knows the “lay of the land” If local church and presbytery are overwhelmed MNA can lend support or lead effort

WHAT WOULD A COORDINATOR DO? Work with us to customize duties Assess the church’s capabilities to provide volunteers, supplies and equipment, finances, and facilities Point of contact Solicit volunteers, gather supplies and equipment, & dispatch team(s) Promote disaster preparedness in the church Could also promote church security & emergency response

WHO SHOULD BE A COORDINATOR? Someone with A heart for mercy ministry Good organizational skills Good communicator Could be someone who organizes but doesn’t actually deploy May be a deacon but it’s not a requirement Construction skills would be a plus

WHAT IS THE TYPICAL SEQUENCE OF EVENTS? Coordinator reports damage and whether help is needed If a regional disaster, NTP Subcommittee calls for presbytery-wide assistance – coordinates volunteers and solicits funds. If the damage is excessive, we notify MNA and request assistance MNA sends Assessment team and, if necessary, sends First Responder team, arranges for site manager, coordinates volunteers, & raises funds

WHO SHOULD I RECRUIT AS VOLUNTEERS? Heart for service Trainable or with a needed set of skills Can respond quickly Reliable Those you can vouch for Men, women, older teens

ARE THERE VOLUNTEERS WE DON’T WANT? Don’t show up uninvited! Unaffiliated or spontaneous volunteers a national problem Mostly untrained, unskilled or ill-equipped Unknown quantity – credentialing Temptation to accept Many times end up draining resources Not talking about your church members showing up

HOW DO I TRAIN & RETAIN VOLUNTEERS? Develop training Send to CERT or Red Cross courses Take online courses Form “peacetime” teams for Church maintenance Helping widows, the elderly or homebound Outreach mercy ministry around the neighborhood

CONTACT Rick Lenz, MNA South Central Region Disaster Response Specialist Serving OK & TX Mobile: Home: at MNA South Central Disaster Response Region at rlenzmna