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You have educated yourselves and your organization about p andemics

You have educated yourselves and your organization about p andemics. You have developed your Pandemic Preparedness and Response Plan. Now What?. Section 3:. Putting Your Community Back Together. What is the role of your f aith-based o rganization ?.

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You have educated yourselves and your organization about p andemics

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  1. You have educated yourselves and your organization about pandemics

  2. You have developed your Pandemic Preparedness and Response Plan

  3. Now What?

  4. Section 3: Putting Your Community Back Together What is the role of your faith-based organization?

  5. FBOs can play many roles in their community or region in time of crisis

  6. FBOs can provide: • Shelter

  7. FBOs can provide: • Shelter • A gathering place Flickr: Edison Academy FCPS

  8. FBOs can provide: • Shelter • A gathering place • Physical comfort Flickr: Judy Baxter

  9. FBOs can provide: • Shelter • A gathering place • Physical comfort • Emotional comfort Flickr: Jlhopgood

  10. FBOs can provide: • Shelter • A gathering place • Physical comfort • Emotional comfort • Financial resources Flickr: Dustin Moore

  11. FBOs can provide: • Shelter • A gathering place • Physical comfort • Emotional comfort • Financial resources • Human resources Flickr: Myfuture.com

  12. Developing a Community Recovery Plan for your FBO

  13. Primary Planning Steps • Identify existing conditions • Identify community needs • Brainstorm ideas • Develop a plan • Manage the plan

  14. 1 Identify Existing Conditions

  15. Identify Existing Conditions • Location within the community • Physical resources • Human resources among staff • Human resources among members

  16. 2 Identify Community Needs

  17. Identify Community Needs • Shelter • Elder care • Business support • Agency coordination Flickr: Scorpions and Centaurs

  18. 3 Brainstorm(and maybe do a little research)

  19. Brainstorming • Find a brainstorming method • Every idea is treated equally • How can your FBO help your community recover? Flickr: Jez Nicholson

  20. 4 Develop a Plan

  21. Develop a Plan • Develop the best of the brainstorming ideas • Identify primary and secondary ideas • Set goals for ideas Flickr: Garry Wilmore

  22. Developing Brainstorming Ideas • Examine and discuss every idea from brainstorming • Identify ideas most feasible for your FBO • Arrange ideas into categories Flickr: Jez Nicholson

  23. Identifying Primary and Secondary Ideas • What is your most plausible idea? • What other ideas would also work? • Can any of the ideas work simultaneously? Flickr: INPIVIC Family

  24. Setting Goals for Ideas • Who will you help? • How will you help? • Who will be in charge? • What will you accomplish? • What resources will be used? • When will you be finished? Flickr: Angie Torres

  25. 5 ManageThe Plan

  26. Pandemic Preparedness is Critical Being unprepared means your FBO may not survive a pandemic. Being prepared means your faith-based organization could thrive and remain an important part of your community.

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