parish: Santa Clara -> Santa Clara
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notes: The Collaborative Agencies Disaster Relief Effort (CADRE) is a program that unites community-based, non-profit organizations in disaster preparedness, response and recovery activities within the County of Santa Clara. “Cooperation,” “Coordination” and “Communication” form the foundation of the CADRE concept. Working in concert with the Santa Clara County Office of Emergency Services, CADRE endeavors to draw on the strengths of non-profit organizations to deliver vital services, in times of disaster, through a collaborative outreach effort that includes: • Clothing and Furniture • Communications • Counseling • Food • Housing • Information and Referral • Legal Assistance • Shelter • Language Translation and Interpretation • Storage • Transportation • Volunteers CADRE matches people’s needs with community resources before, during and after a disaster. If you’re a community-based organization in Santa Clara County that offers services in any of the areas listed above, contact us for further information on how to become a partner in this vital program.Please call the CADRE Program Coordinator at 408-247-1126 ext. 302, or email cadre@vcsv.us. Special Projects: Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan Although disasters may affect everyone in a community, in different ways or to varying degrees, those people with special needs are particularly vulnerable. The vulnerable population may include those people who are physically or mentally challenged, medically or chemically dependent, aged, very young, homeless or non-English speaking. What has become increasingly apparent, to emergency professionals in Santa Clara County, is that traditional disaster response and recovery methods occasionally fall short of addressing the special needs of the vulnerable population. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan is a cooperative approach designed to identify, define and formulate a protocol for local emergency managers and first responders to deliver more effective disaster services to those with special needs. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan is the result of a collaborative effort among the various emergency services and community-based organizations (CBO) that are currently involved in serving the needs of this special portion of the population. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan falls under the CADRE charter that links the County of Santa Clara with community-based resources for disaster response and recovery efforts. -> The Collaborative Agencies Disaster Relief Effort (CADRE) is a program that unites community-based, non-profit organizations in disaster preparedness, response and recovery activities within the County of Santa Clara. ?Cooperation,? ?Coordination? and ?Communication? form the foundation of the CADRE concept. Working in concert with the Santa Clara County Office of Emergency Services, CADRE endeavors to draw on the strengths of non-profit organizations to deliver vital services, in times of disaster, through a collaborative outreach effort that includes: ? Clothing and Furniture ? Communications ? Counseling ? Food ? Housing ? Information and Referral ? Legal Assistance ? Shelter ? Language Translation and Interpretation ? Storage ? Transportation ? Volunteers CADRE matches people?s needs with community resources before, during and after a disaster. If you?re a community-based organization in Santa Clara County that offers services in any of the areas listed above, contact us for further information on how to become a partner in this vital program.Please call the CADRE Program Coordinator at 408-247-1126 ext. 302, or email cadre@vcsv.us. Special Projects: Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan Although disasters may affect everyone in a community, in different ways or to varying degrees, those people with special needs are particularly vulnerable. The vulnerable population may include those people who are physically or mentally challenged, medically or chemically dependent, aged, very young, homeless or non-English speaking. What has become increasingly apparent, to emergency professionals in Santa Clara County, is that traditional disaster response and recovery methods occasionally fall short of addressing the special needs of the vulnerable population. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan is a cooperative approach designed to identify, define and formulate a protocol for local emergency managers and first responders to deliver more effective disaster services to those with special needs. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan is the result of a collaborative effort among the various emergency services and community-based organizations (CBO) that are currently involved in serving the needs of this special portion of the population. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan falls under the CADRE charter that links the County of Santa Clara with community-based resources for disaster response and recovery efforts.
region: Pacific Northwest -> Northern
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town: -> San Jose
name: LTRC, Collaborating Agencies Disaster Relief Efforts -> LTRC, Collaborating Agencies Disaster Relief Efforts (CADRE)
address: -> 1922 THE ALAMEDA, SUITE 100
notes: -> The Collaborative Agencies Disaster Relief Effort (CADRE) is a program that unites community-based, non-profit organizations in disaster preparedness, response and recovery activities within the County of Santa Clara. “Cooperation,” “Coordination” and “Communication” form the foundation of the CADRE concept. Working in concert with the Santa Clara County Office of Emergency Services, CADRE endeavors to draw on the strengths of non-profit organizations to deliver vital services, in times of disaster, through a collaborative outreach effort that includes: • Clothing and Furniture • Communications • Counseling • Food • Housing • Information and Referral • Legal Assistance • Shelter • Language Translation and Interpretation • Storage • Transportation • Volunteers CADRE matches people’s needs with community resources before, during and after a disaster. If you’re a community-based organization in Santa Clara County that offers services in any of the areas listed above, contact us for further information on how to become a partner in this vital program.Please call the CADRE Program Coordinator at 408-247-1126 ext. 302, or email cadre@vcsv.us. Special Projects: Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan Although disasters may affect everyone in a community, in different ways or to varying degrees, those people with special needs are particularly vulnerable. The vulnerable population may include those people who are physically or mentally challenged, medically or chemically dependent, aged, very young, homeless or non-English speaking. What has become increasingly apparent, to emergency professionals in Santa Clara County, is that traditional disaster response and recovery methods occasionally fall short of addressing the special needs of the vulnerable population. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan is a cooperative approach designed to identify, define and formulate a protocol for local emergency managers and first responders to deliver more effective disaster services to those with special needs. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan is the result of a collaborative effort among the various emergency services and community-based organizations (CBO) that are currently involved in serving the needs of this special portion of the population. The Vulnerable Population Coalition Plan falls under the CADRE charter that links the County of Santa Clara with community-based resources for disaster response and recovery efforts.
zip: 00000 -> 95126
latitude: -> 37.341154
longitude: -> -121.923617
region: -> Pacific Northwest
website: -> http://www.vcsv.us/cadre.shtml
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organization: Disaster Relief -> Disaster Recovery

name: LTRC Collaborating Agencies Disaster Relief Efforts -> LTRC, Collaborating Agencies Disaster Relief Efforts