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Helping Victims of Mass Violence and Terrorism: How To Design and Implement a Hospitality CenterDate: March 8, 2022Length: 1.5 hours Summary: The OVC TTAC Helping Victims of Mass Violence and Terrorism: Planning, Response, Recovery, and Resources Toolkit web training series continues with an indepth look at establishing a Hospitality Center. A Hospitality Center, also known as a safe haven, provides a secure environment where victims and survivors can find supportive services during the trial following a mass violence incident. Materials:
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Helping Victims of Mass Violence and Terrorism: How To Design and Implement a Community Resiliency CenterDate: June 28, 2021Length: 1.5 hours Summary: This session provides an indepth look at establishing a Community Resiliency Center. A Community Resiliency Center offers service navigation, case management and behavioral health support to victims and survivors of a mass violence incident. Materials:
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Helping Victims of Mass Violence and Terrorism: Volunteer ManagementDate: August 10, 2020Length: 1.5 hours Summary: This session provides an indepth look at the Volunteer Management victim assistance protocol. Volunteers play a key role in our communities in the aftermath of crises, disasters, emergencies, and incidents of mass violence. Many government, nongovernmental, nonprofit, faith-based, and philanthropic agencies and organizations rely on volunteers to supplement their existing staff to increase their capacity to respond. Engaging volunteers in the response to a mass violence incident will enhance your ability to serve the needs of victims, survivors, and the community. Volunteer Management is included in the Notification protocol, one of 13 victim assistance protocols in OVC's Helping Victims of Mass Violence & Terrorism: Planning, Response, Recovery, and Resources Toolkit. Materials:
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