Training/Emergency Social Services

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		+	ESS helps people who have been impacted by a major emergency or a disaster. ESS personnel are there to support people that have been uprooted from their homes and face a great deal of uncertainty, often not knowing if they will have a home to return to. ESS provides services to evacuees at a challenging time. It is imperative that as communities we respond with compassion and support to meet people’s physical and emotional needs. How a community responds is what people remember when they look back on the event. It’s why ESS plays such a vital role as part of an emergency.
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		+	Target Audience:
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		+	* Community staff responsible for the Emergency Social Services program in their community.
		+	* Municipal, First Nation and Provincial Emergency Management Personnel
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		+	This course includes an online training component, a series of supporting videos, and other resources.
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		+	Time to complete: 6-8 hours.
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		+	* AEMA online: http://www.aema.alberta.ca/emergency-social-services
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Contents 1 Description 2 Need 3 Sources 4 Material 5 Financial 6 Runnings 7 Reports

[edit] Description

Describe what this training is about.

ESS helps people who have been impacted by a major emergency or a disaster. ESS personnel are there to support people that have been uprooted from their homes and face a great deal of uncertainty, often not knowing if they will have a home to return to. ESS provides services to evacuees at a challenging time. It is imperative that as communities we respond with compassion and support to meet people’s physical and emotional needs. How a community responds is what people remember when they look back on the event. It’s why ESS plays such a vital role as part of an emergency.

Target Audience:

• Community staff responsible for the Emergency Social Services program in their community.
• Municipal, First Nation and Provincial Emergency Management Personnel

This course includes an online training component, a series of supporting videos, and other resources.

Time to complete: 6-8 hours.

type:

• certificate course

[edit] Need

• List of people wanting this training

[edit] Sources

List where this training can be obtained. Instructors that can be brought in. Courses that can be gone to.

• AEMA online: http://www.aema.alberta.ca/emergency-social-services

[edit] Material

Include copies of the training material. E.g., syllubus, manuals, hand-outs, critique suggestions.

[edit] Financial

Possible costs, funding applications.

[edit] Runnings

Link to the runnings of this training that we track. E.g. courses we've put on or sent people to.

[edit] Reports

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