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Training
Community Arise. A shared comprehensive disaster ministry curriculum developed
by Church World Service and its member denominations.
Information
The Capacity Building Manual for faith-based
and community-based organizations published by Florida Interfaiths Networking in Disaster provides sample documents,
policies, and procedures gathered from established nonprofits across Florida.
Download Capacity Building Manual
The Free Management Library. Provides easy-to-access, clutter-free, comprehensive resources for leadership
and management of groups and organizations. The Interfaith Training Manual published by
North Carolina Interfaith Disaster Response provides documents and tools that will enable long-term disaster recovery organizations
to begin operating quickly.
Download Interfaith Training Manual
Light Our Way published by National Organizations
Active in Disaster discusses disaster spiritual care concetps and interventions and their relationship to emotional care.
Download Light Our Way
The Long Term Recovery Manual published by
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster gives a quick overview of the major players in disaster response and recovery,
presents some successful models for organizing for long-term recovery, and
provides tools and samples which can be adapted for specific situations.
Download Long-Term Recovery Manual
Organizations
BoardSource. Seeks to
advance the public good by building exceptional nonprofit boards and inspiring board service. Supports and promotes excellence
in board service as the premier source of cutting-edge thinking and resources related to nonprofit boards and engages and
develops the next generation of board leaders.
Disaster News Network. Covers work of organizations engaged in long-term recovery
and features Volunteer Recruitment Page.
Energize Inc. Energize's Volunteer Management Resource Library creates and selects the most relevant, innovative resources
in volunteer management and distributes to voluntary organizations.
Florida Interfaiths Networking in Disaster (FIND). A coalition of faith-based organizations
partnered with allied agencies
and each other which promotes networking to prepare Florida's communities for disaster. Following disasters, it facilitates
spiritual and long term practical aid.
National Disaster Interfaiths Network (NDIN). A national network of disaster interfaith organizations working together to reduce disaster-caused human suffering
through the exchange of information and cooperative support.
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
(NVOAD). A nonprofit membership organization founded in 1970 in response to Hurricane
Camille on the Gulf Coast. Members of NVOAD include national nonprofit organizations with programs in disaster preparedness,
response and/or recovery.
New York Disaster Interfaith Services (NYDIS). A 501(c)(3) faith-based federation of service providers and charitable organizations which work in partnership
to provide disaster readiness, response, and recovery services to New York City.
North Carolina Interfaith Disaster Response. Members of faith groups throughout the state of North Carolina. committed
to respond together in a coordinated process to disasters.
Terrebonne Recovery & Assistance Coalition
(TRAC). A community
based 501c3 organization formed in 1992 to address the long-term recovery issues of Hurricane Andrew in Louisiana. Works
in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation and education assistance.
Co-founder and coordinator of Bayou Area Readiness & Recovery.
Florida Interfaiths Networking in Disaster (FIND). A coalition of faith-based organizations, partnered with allied agencies
and each other, which promotes networking to prepare Florida's communities for the effects of disaster, and in the aftermath
facilitates spiritual and long term practical aid.
New York Disaster Interfaith Services (NYDIS). A 501(c)(3) faith-based federation of service providers and charitable organizations which work in partnership
to provide disaster readiness, response, and recovery services to New York City.
National Disaster Interfaiths Network (NDIN). A national network of disaster interfaith organizations working together to reduce disaster-caused human suffering
through the exchange of information and cooperative support.
National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster
(NVOAD). A nonprofit membership organization founded in 1970 in response to Hurricane
Camille in the Gulf Coast. Members of National VOAD include national nonprofit organizations whose mission includes programs
either in disaster preparedness, response and/or recovery.
North Carolina Interfaith Disaster Response. Members of faith groups throughout the state of North Carolina. committed
to respond together in a coordinated process to disasters.
Terrebonne Recovery & Assistance Coalition
(TRAC). A community
based 501c3 organization formed in 1992 to address the long-term recovery issues of Hurricane Andrew in Louisiana. Works
in the areas of long-term disaster recovery, disaster preparedness education, residential mitigation and education assistance.
Co-founder and coordinator of Bayou Area Readiness & Recovery.
West Virginia Council of Churches. The Council's disaster response program has provided long-term recovery
services for three decades.
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