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Collaborating Agencies Responding To Disaster (CARD)

Organization(s):Collaborating Agencies Responding To Disaster (CARD)
Location:Alameda County, California
Available at:cardcanhelp.org/   (report broken link)
Description:

CARD was created after the Loma Prieta earthquake and the Oakland Hills firestorm to provide disaster preparedness/response support to Alameda County Community Based Organizations (CBOs). CARD helps service providers get prepared, stay prepared and be better able to keep staff and clients calm, safe and ready to respond appropriately in an emergency. Community members who are seniors, children, disabled, homeless, non-English speakers, low-income or otherwise in need of ongoing support, become the "First Victims" because they often have little or no ability to address their own preparedness, response and recovery needs. CARD provides training in disaster preparedness for community-based organizations that work with special-needs individuals.

Language(s):English
Communities:General
Subtopic:
Building Partnerships
Building Knowledge
Building Trust
Target Audience:First Responders; Individual/Family; Local/Community; Corporations/Businesses
Resource Type:
Community Education
Contact Info:

CARD: Collaborating Agencies Responding to Disasters
1736 Franklin Street, Suite 450
Oakland, CA 94612-3417
Phone: 510-451-3140
Fax: 510-451-3144
E-mail: info@cardcanhelp.org