Northern Virginia VOAD: Bonnie Nahas

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Participants will learn the role each of these organizations before, during and after a disaster and how they coordinate with government to maximize community disaster response. The workshop will present how other groups can join.

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MISSION

National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, membership based organization that serves as the forum where organizations share knowledge and resources throughout the disaster cycle—preparation, response and recovery —to help disaster survivors and their communities.

(NOT OPERATIONAL but the MEMBERSHIP IS!)

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FUNCTIONS (4CS)

Coordination

Collaboration

Communication

Cooperation

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NATIONAL MEMBERS

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NATIONAL VOAD MEMBERS CONTINUED

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AND MORE . . .

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VIRGINIA VOAD MEMBERS

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VIRGINIA VOAD CONTINUED

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MORE VIRGINIA VOAD

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AND MORE . . .

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PARTNERS

National VOAD promotes whole community collaborative relationships and practices throughout the disaster cycle.  Recognizing that all sectors of society must work together to foster more resilient, self-reliant communities nationwide, we facilitate partnerships with government agencies, for-profit corporations, foundations, educational and research institutions, and other governmental agencies.

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FIND OUT MORE . . .

Each Northern Virginia Volunteer Center is a member of your NOVA VOAD.

www.VolunteerPrinceWilliam.orgwww.ArlingtonVA.US/Volunteerwww.HandsOnConnectVolunteerAlexandria.org

www.VolunteerFairfax.org• Do you volunteer with a House of

Worship or other organization that is a VOAD member? A Partner?

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JOIN THE MOVEMENT – LOCAL ACTION

Support your local VOAD:

Become a resource partner

Become a volunteer with a member or donation to agency

 

Be PreparedEnsure your family, workplace, house or worship, school and neighborhood has discussed possible hazards you may be exposed to and how to be prepared for the next emergency.

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THANK YOU!

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