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Overview: A

Collaborative AllianceToward

Community Relief

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FIRESTORM 2007

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What is a Disaster?

Katrina September 2005, New Orleans

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Disaster Defined : By First Responders• Emergencies

– May be handled by local response agencies

• Disasters– Exceeds the capabilities of local response agencies– Creates a need for mutual aid

• Catastrophes– A Critical Incident that exceeds all response capabilities– Where survival becomes a priority– You have to wait for a catastrophe to be downgraded to a

disaster before a response can kick in

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New Orleans Superdome Katrina 2005

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Why Should We Be Involved?• First Responders Overwhelmed

• Assume a city population of 110,000+• Assume 10% are injured or needing rescue

(11,000)• Fire department = 32 personnel on duty (5

Engines, 2 Trucks, 1 Rescue Rig)• Assume all fire resources are available

(meaning equipment is not destroyed and fire personnel are not injured)

• Ratio = 1 fire personnel per 344 victims• Ratio = 1 apparatus per 1375 victims (they

respond by apparatus and not individually)

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Real Life Situation• Annually occurrences: Wild land fires, flooding,

mud slides, small earthquakes• Sporadic occurrences: Civil disturbances, large

earthquakes• Possibilities: Terrorism events, nuclear power

plant release and disease epidemics• California’s Biggest Threat = Large Earthquakes• California is the second top earthquake State• 23% of the earthquakes in the USA with

magnitude 3.5+ happen in California (Chino Hills July 29, 2008, Tuesday at 11:42 am, = 5.4)

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What Needs to Happen?• Develop an unified Area Disaster Response

Plan• Establish an structure for organizations to

plug in to• Establish a Full Time Command Liaison with

the County EOC• Establish common goals & objectives• Pool resources together• Train together• Remove the egos and politics

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Volunteer Driven Incident

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Phases For Community Relief

1. Disaster preparedness for the individual2. Disaster preparedness for your

organization3. Disaster response training for the

individual4. Disaster response training for your

organization5. Networking organizations together for

community relief

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How Big of an Impact Can We Have?• 3 million population in OC• 10% needs help = 300,000 people• Let’s focus on one segment of our community

60 churches with 1000 members each totaling 60,000 church members

• 10% become Disaster Responders (DR) = 6,000• 30 day deployment with 1,000 DR/day working a

12-hour day• Each DR serves 10 victims/day = 10,000

victims/day x 30 days = 300,000

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National Center for Chaplain Development

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•Provides the recognized certification, credentialing & relationships necessary to fulfill this vision

Sr. Chaplain Ken Schlenker, MDiv, Executive Director National Center for Chaplain DevelopmentDiplomat, National Center for Crisis Management and American Academy of Experts in Trauma StressBoard Certified Emergency Crisis Responder, Stress Management and Crisis Chaplaincy

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• California Governor Executive Order S-04-06

• Homeland Security Presidential Directive 8

GovernmentalMandates

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• “Our Board of Directors is comprised of Executive Directors of multiple agencies operating in a synergistic collaboration to augment, supplement and enhance one another’s organization”

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National Center for Chaplain Development Model

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• Center for Domestic Preparedness / Homeland Security• California Specialized Training Institute Office of Emergency

Services • Hope Force International• International Fellowship of Chaplains• International Critical Incident Stress Foundation• Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Sacramento• National Protection Safety & Consulting• Operation OC• Southern California Chaplain Association• Any many others…

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Collaborating Agencies

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• NCCD provides “one-stop” training by combining the resources of these agencies into a seamless training package. This has resulted in recognition as a “governmental support training agency with spiritual overtones” by:– California Specialized Training Institute, – California Office of Emergency Services– Center for Domestic Preparedness

Homeland Security, among others...© 2008 NCCD


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• California Chaplain Corps Services Chairman Appointment

• Center for Domestic Preparedness Homeland Security

• Colorado State Patrol

• Florida CISM Association Endorsement

• Hope Force International• International Fellowship of Chaplains, • International Critical Incident Stress Foundation, • Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Sacramento, • National Protection Safety and Consulting,

• Never Forget Ministries

• Police Office Standardized Training Chaplain Curriculum

Endorsements andPress Releases

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• Appointed California ADHOC Committee Chair for the Development of a California Emergency Management Agency Public Safety Chaplaincy

• Chaplain Curriculum currently under review by California Homeland Security/Office of Emergency Services / Training & Exercise Office (now Cal EMA), P.O.S.T., State Fire Marshall and Law Enforcement

• Received preliminary approval to provide Department of Justice Chaplain services in all offices throughout California © 2008 NCCD

NCCD 2008In the News…

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• Recently recognized by California OES, Homeland Security and Center for Domestic Preparedness as a training agency and therefore eligible for Grant Funds for both State and Federal courses taken by many first responders

• Just awarded $10,000/month from Google Adword Grant for web advertising for as long as desired

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NCCD 2008In the News…

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• The current National Center for Chaplain Development Training Institute Catalog is available at

http://nccdat.org/pages/training/upcomingtraining.htm

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THE ISSUE

MULTIPLE AGENCY CERTIFICATIONS REQUIRED

NATIONAL CENTER FOR CHAPLAIN DEVELOPMENT

OFFERS ONE STOP CERTIFICATION & TRAINING

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REINVESTING FUNDS INTOCOMMUNITY BASED PROJECTS

THE SOLUTION

FEDERAL

STATE COUNTY CITYNON

PROFITCORP

NCCD PROVIDES SERVICES TO VARIOUS AGENCIES

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Nehemiah 2:7-8

• 7 I also said to him, "If it pleases the king, may I have letters to the governors of Trans-Euphrates, so that they must provide me safe-conduct until I arrive in Judah?

• And may I have a letter to Asaph, keeper of the king's forest, so he must give me timber to make beams for the gates of the citadel by the temple and for the city wall and for the residence I will occupy?" And because the gracious hand of my God was upon me, the king granted my requests.

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Chaplaincy and The Law• In 1971, the Supreme Court finding

(Lemon vs. Kurtzman) resulted in a Three Prong Test, which would interpret the constitutionality of ministries or church related services which may be questioned to Church and State issues.

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• “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press, or the right of the people peaceably to assemble to petition the government for a redress of grievances.

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Chaplaincy and The Law

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• “First, the action must have a secular purpose;

• Second, it’s principal effect must be one that neither advances nor inhibits religion;

• Finally, the action must not foster an excessive government entanglement with religion.”

• National Center for Chaplain Development fulfills this three prong test.

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Chaplaincy and The Law

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Application Today• The Scripture tells us we are to give

unto Caesar what is Caesar’s and to God what is God’s

• The government (Caesar) has specified how we are to interact with secular society through the Constitution

– NCCD provides a bridge between the sacred and the secular © 2008 NCCD

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So then, what is a Chaplain?• Simply put…. a Chaplain is defined as

a “minister in the workplace”• How does this practically work out

while maintaining separation of Church and State?

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• Chaplaincy is a bridge ministry between Care and Missions as well as In-reach and Out-reach

• In order to maintain Constitutional protection and separation of Church and State, NCCD is focusing on the development of Out-reach Chaplaincy in the community

• International Fellowship of Chaplains provides the core basic chaplain certification for all collaborative partners in the alliance.© 2008 NCCD


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• However……• These chaplains are going back to their

churches and becoming better “help – workers” in the church and ministering to the body

• There are many types of chaplains….

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CARE TYPES MISSIONS

Out-Reach(Community

Based)

DENOMINATION

CHAPLAIN

MISSIONARYCHAPLAIN

COMMUNITYCHAPLAIN

CRISIS LAW

ENFORCEMENTHOSPITAL

FIREDISASTER

CHAPLAIN…ETC. © 2008 NCCD

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• Chaplaincy requires a “covering” by an organization, licensure or ordination as well as both professional and general liability insurance coverage.

• This is “covered” by the agency that the chaplain is attached to…

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CARE COVER MISSIONS

Out-Reach(Community

Based)

DENOMINATION

OR CHURCH

DENOMINATION

ORCHURCH

OR MISSION AGENCY

NCCD &

IFOC

NCCD / IFOCOR

AGENCY

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• You would be hard pressed to think of an environment that a Chaplain could not work in.

• Dependent upon the type of Chaplaincy and the context in which they serve, there are abundant “Secular Purposes” for Chaplains…

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CARE SERVICE MISSIONS

Out-Reach(Community

Based)

Widows & OrphansEmergency Call

Crisis RespondersGrief Support

Counseling

Critical Incident Stress

ManagementPastoral

CounselingMissionary Care

Emergency Response

Crisis InterventionGovt. Agency

SupportCommunity Service

MediationVictim Witness

Assist.Domestic Abuse

Law EnforcementDisaster ResponseDeath Notification

Local, State, National,

InternationalAgencies© 2008 NCCD

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NCCD Training Institute

International Fellowship

of Chaplains

CriticalIncidentStress

Management

AmericanHeart

Association

DISASTER RESPONSE

FEMACERT

NIMS - ICS

Conferences&

Seminars…… and others

Mediation

CSTICDPDOTPOST

IndividualMarriage &

FamilyPastoral

Counseling © 2008 NCCD

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• NCCD is involved in all phases of Crisis from Pre-Incident, Peri-Incident and Post-Incident…..

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Crisis ManagementPRE

INCIDENTPERI

INCIDENTPOST

INCIDENTPreIncident

PeriIncident

PostIncident

•Establish working relationship with local, state and federal authorities as we integrate into response plans.

•Continue to train and certify volunteers forming new Crisis Response Units (CRU) across the country.

•Pre-incident resiliency development

•Emergency resource distribution

•Mobile Kitchens

•Base camp operations •Grief and Trauma support

•Critical Incident Stress Management

•Distribute needed recovery resources

•Grief and trauma support

•Critical Incident Stress Management

•Reallocation of unused resources

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Benefits

• Trained & Certified Emergency Response Teams

• Pastoral Counselors• Visitation Teams• Crisis

Interventionists• After hour call outs• Mentors

• Affiliation with local agencies for entrance into Crisis and Disaster Areas

• Nationally recognized certifications

• Relationship with Local, State & Federal Agencies

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National Center for Chaplain Development

•Serve•Train•Prepare•Mobilize•Equip•Release

Colorado State Patrol Chaplains December 2008

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FOR MORE INFORMATION: NATIONAL CENTER FORCHAPLAIN DEVELOPMENT

31878 Del ObispoSTE 118, PMB 483

San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675Ph: (866) 949-NCCDFax: (888) 816-8768

http://nccdat.org [email protected]

© 2008 NCCD

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