ALERT! When disaster strikes, you can help strike back! Be the Disaster Shelter in the storm!
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Be a source of refuge and support when disasters strike! Fires and storms are unexpected, but you can join one of our local teams that are trained to respond to emergencies. Be that help comfort and support people who are forced from their homes due to fires, storms, and other emergencies so they don’t have to face tough times alone! People affected by disaster need your support and care! As a Red Cross Shelter volunteer, you'll be part of a team providing a safe place to rest and a path toward recovery. If you can travel outside of your local area, a commitment of a least 14 consecutive days to volunteer for 8- or 12-hour shifts is needed (we'll provide travel accommodations). OR stay local. If the need arises, volunteers are asked to commit to multiple local shifts of 4, 6, or 12 hours each. The hours are long, the work is hard, but the experience will change you forever! Purpose: The Shelter (SH) Supervisor (SV) is a TEMPORARY POSITION assigned to work in person in a Red Cross shelter before, during, and/or after a disaster event. Shelter Supervisors supervise a team of assigned workers to successfully complete tasks necessary for shelter operations and aid disaster clients. Shelter Supervisorsguide and support the day-to-day activities within a shelter which may include working in reception, registration, feeding, dormitory, information, or other areas within a shelter.Key Responsibilities: Shelter Supervisor (MC/SH/SV)Embody and share the fundamental principles of the American Red Cross in their work with clients, disaster responders, and partnersOversee and support services provided to clients as assigned either to a specific area or as a shift supervisorEnsure a safe shelter environment where rules, guidelines, and schedules are followed while accommodating indiv
About American Red Cross - San Bernardino County Chapter
Every single day, the American Red Cross helps people in emergencies. Whether it's one displaced family, thousands of disaster victims, or providing care and comfort to an ill or injured service member or veteran or support to a military family member, our vital work is made possible by people like you. People like you, serving as Blood Services Ambassadors helping to improve a blood donor's experience or serving as a Blood Driver, transporting lifesaving blood and blood product make a difference every day. It is through the time and care of ordinary people that we can do extraordinary things.
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