Join Lutheran Disaster Response for training and engagement. "Preparedness for Faith-Based Organizations" is a 2-hour course designed to precisely define organizational preparedness, and expand on what it entails, the six attributes of a prepared organization, and common challenges that organizations face in becoming prepared. SUGGESTED PREREQUISITES: "Introduction to Disaster" or "Just in Time: Disaster Response."

Join Lutheran Disaster Response for training and engagement. "Access and Functional Needs in Disasters" is a workshop that will explore what access and functional needs are, how they intersect with all phases of disaster, and what steps you can take to ensure the full needs of the community are being met. Tuesday, March 5 2:30

Join Lutheran Disaster Response for training and engagement. "Connecting the Dots" is good for all who are involved in or working with developing a Long- Term Recovery Group (LTRG). Long-term recovery has many different components, terminology, structures, and players. The players may be community groups, faith-based, other non-profit or for-profit organizations, and government partners and

Join Lutheran Disaster Response for training and engagement. "Psychological First Aid (PFA): An Overview" will introduce the principles and core actions of PFA and describe ways to apply them in post-disaster scenarios and with different survivor needs. PFA, the practice of recognizing and responding to people experiencing crisis-related stress, can be used to help yourself