Training & resources
Written to be read
in a hurry.
Readiness guidance, field notes, and ministry resources — written plainly enough to use on a phone, standing in a parking lot, with the wind blowing.
Preparedness & readiness
Household kits, seventy-two hour plans, and street-level response.
Training & instruction
Field briefings, hands-on practice, and refreshers before an assignment.
Ministry & chaplaincy
What presence looks like when there is nothing to fix.
The library
Choose what you need today.
Filter by category, then open a card to read the full guidance. Every entry is updated by our team.
Training materials
The topics we train.
The subjects our instructors teach. New volunteers start with readiness basics and add the skills of their role from there.
First response and CPR practice
Hands-on practice in compression-only CPR, bleeding control, and steady support at a community emergency.
Household readiness planning
Building a kit and a written plan a household will actually use when the power, water, or roads are gone.
Chaplaincy and the ministry of presence
Arriving, staying, and praying without pressure when there is nothing to fix.
Administrative and dispatch support
Scheduling, records, radio and phone support, and the quiet logistics that make a response possible.
Community outreach and distribution
Neighborhood contact, food and supply distribution, and reaching people who will not call for help themselves.
International service preparation
Working well inside someone else's context: cultural care, logistics, and deployment support for relief work abroad.
Tactical civil unrest training
Crowd safety, de-escalation, and protection for members called to peace and security work.
Training is scheduled with our instructors and announced to volunteers. Call or text 929-642-9645 to ask what is coming up, or to request a topic for your group.
Need a team, not a handout
Ask us to come and teach.
We come to churches, schools, and neighborhood meetings to teach household readiness, hands-only CPR, and basic emergency response. There is no charge to ask.
Talk to a person
929-642-9645Questions about a resource, a training, or whether we serve your area — call or text and ask.