mass care observations/lessons learned from hurricane sandy
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Mass Care Observations/Lessons Learned from Hurricane Sandy. Where to start?. Sheltering Feeding Bulk Distribution Safe and Well Hinderances to Service Delivery Good things! Next Steps. Sheltering. FNSS Facility selection Services Equipment PAS Dietary needs - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Mass Care Observations/Lessons
Learned from Hurricane Sandy
Where to start?
As of 1/4/13
SANDY
Disaster Responders 16,322
Meals & Snacks 9,810,048
Relief Items 6,900,413
Number of SheltersNY 214/28NJ 120/44
Shelter night stays 161,635Health & Mental Health Contacts 107,031
1. Sheltering 2. Feeding3. Bulk Distribution4. Safe and Well5. Hinderances to Service Delivery6. Good things!7. Next Steps
Sheltering
FNSS o Facility selectiono Serviceso Equipmento PASo Dietary needso Subject matter experts
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Sheltering cont.
Preparationo Facility selection for clients and staffo Materials & Staffo Shelter agreements
Staff Shelterso Management & staffingo Volumeo Locationo 3-way ownership
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Sheltering more
Hot issueso Sex offenderso Unaccompanied minorso Communal showers
NSSo Reportingo Age demographicso Capacityo Mapping
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Sheltering still
Shelter supporto Shelter Teamso Direct Deploymento Shelter Assessment Teams
Independent shelterso Expectationso Population numberso Support
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Feeding
Kitchenso Managemento Locationso Support/setup
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Feeding cont.
Mobile Feeding Partners (IKD)
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Bulk Distribution Issues
Political factors and ARC planning Reporting Tracking standards Item push In-Kind Donations
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Safe and Well
Staffing Promotion
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Hinderances to Service Delivery
Supply chain Staff Lodging Expectations of partners, public, government,…
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Hinderances cont.
Common Operating Picture Communication Reporting
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Sandy - Good things!
Non-traditional long term feeding program – funded 3 food banks in New York
Troubleshooting Partnering Shelter Assessment Teams NJ Sandy Neighborhood Pets Mentoring/coaching pilot program
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Next Steps
Chapters Shelter selection – staff and clients Capacity building – guidance, training, mentoring Procurement Prepare for arriving staff Whole community planning Partner expectations
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Next Steps
MC NHQ: After action calls with all Sandy MC Staff Compile all recommendations and prioritize tasks Project teams incorporating field leaders
For comments or questions regarding this
presentation please contact Glenn
Lockwood at [email protected]
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