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| MEMBERSHIP |
| BHHF has trained over 614 West Virginia citizens including: Emergency medical service, law enforcement, fire,
mental health, clergy, military, corrections, and education professionals. |
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| WVCCRT membership offers a standard of care in the provision of crisis response through membership selection,
training, and operational procedures. |
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- Team players willing to work as a "team"
- One sought out by others as helpful in
stressful times
- One who is able to maintain
confidentiality
- One who is sensitive to the needs of
others
- One who is willing to be trained and
"mentor" with peers
- Able to accept one's own limitations
- Willing to follow established guidelines
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| Team members may become Trained Crisis Responders and offer both pre-incident education to mitigate the
psychological impact of disaster and offer support and services to management, command staff, first responders, and survivors following a
critical incident or natural disaster. The West Virginia Community Crisis Response Team has been designed for anyone experienced in the
fields of crisis intervention, mental health, emergency services, disaster emergency management, law enforcement, emergency medical
services, corrections, education, public or private industry, or public health. |
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