- Required for all disaster relief volunteers.
- Introduction to Southern Baptists of Texas Disaster Relief and phase one selected ministry area.
- Basic Manual in selected ministry area (clean-up and recovery, communications, assessments, chaplaincy, childcare or feeding).
- Training in selected ministry area.
- Yellow Hat is awarded for the completion of Phase I Training.
- All disaster relief volunteers must be re-certified every three years.
training schedule
disaster relief
levels of training
phase 1
phase 2 (team leader training)
- Must have completed Phase I in selected ministry area.
- Must have completed Chain Saw School for Clean-up and Recovery.
- CPR and Basic First Aid (can be received from American Red Cross, or American Heart Association, or other nationally recognized provider of this specialized training).
- Advanced Manual in selected ministry area.
- Must be recommended by Disater Relief unit leadership
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unit director training
- Must have completed Phase I and Phase II in selected ministry area.
- Must be recommended from the leadership of a cooperating Southern Baptists of Texas Disaster Relief Unit
- Unit Director – Team Leader Manual
- OSFA / Stress Management
- Incident Management
- Table Top Drill
- Awarded Blue Hat upon completion.
- Servant Leadership
sponsored by Unity Baptist Association
Introduction to DR & Phase 1 Feeding Training
DATE: February 15, 2020
WHERE: Harmony Hills Baptist Church in Lufkin
Life Outreach Center — 2305 S John Redditt Dr
COST: FREE with lunch included
Volunteers will get a general overview of the SBTC Disaster Relief ministry which includes: deployment procedures (call outs), finances and reimbursements, and volunteer guidelines. Volunteers will get a general overview of the SBTC Disaster Relief ministry which includes: deployment procedures (call outs), finances and reimbursements, and volunteer guidelines. Volunteers will get a general overview of the SBTC Disaster Relief ministry which includes: deployment procedures (call outs), finances and reimbursements, and volunteer guidelines. Every church wants more leaders. Every church wants to see their current leaders develop into better leaders. That's where EQUIP comes in. EQUIP is a conference designed for the local… Volunteers will get a general overview of the SBTC Disaster Relief ministry which includes: deployment procedures (call outs), finances and reimbursements, and volunteer guidelines.
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