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Biennial Strategic Goals

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Biennial Strategic Goals

The Board of Directors recently adopted the following five strategic goals to guide Montana VOAD during the 2010 – 2012 Biennium:

 ▪        Establish regional, community-based VOADs that correspond to the Montana Disaster & Emergency Services (MT DES) districts,     

 ▪        Develop a consortium-based plan for animal sheltering in time of disaster and work to have that plan adopted by the State of Montana,

 ▪        Develop a consortium-based plan for mass-care feeding in time of disaster (e.g., NVOAD Mass Care Feeding Template) and work to have that plan adopted by the State of Montana,

 ▪        Develop and adopt a MTVOAD plan for receiving notification of disasters/potential disasters and for responding by activating the consortium at an appropriate level, and

 ▪        Develop and adopt a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between MTVOAD and the State of Montana concerning responsibilities based upon the MOU between NVOAD and FEMA.

Last Updated on Sunday, 11 July 2010 01:11
 

Celebrating 40 Years of Service

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Celebrating 40 Years of Service

 

On Tuesday, MTVOAD members Lura Cayton (Church World Service), Jay DeBoer (Christian Reformed World Relief Committee), and Colleen Tone (American Red Cross) gathered in Orlando to celebrate the 40th anniversary of National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster.  An awards dinner culminated the first day of the 18th Annual NVOAD Conference which was also devoted to two day-long programs: VOAD Leadership Development Track or VOAD Education Series (Long-term Recovery.)  Two more days will be devoted to 36 workshops ranging from disaster case management to surviving a disaster with pets.  In the State and Territory VOAD meeting conducted on Tuesday afternoon, the following initiatives were announced:

-         The State Advisory Committee to NVOAD will be working on membership standards for state and community activities using the brand name “VOAD” or the VOAD logo,

-         NVOAD will be adopting National Response Framework standards for the membership which correspond to the federal NSFs,

-         NVOAD will rolling out a new web page with links to all State/Territory VOAD web sites,

-         Points of Consensus will be proposed for adoption this week on Disaster Case Management and Rebuild and Repair Standards, and

-         Next year the State/Territory VOADs will be electing representatives to all NVOAD committees.

 

MTVOAD Overview

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Montana Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster, Inc. (MTVOAD) is a consortium of organizations whose respective missions include preparing for, responding to, recovering from, or mitigating the effects of disasters that may occur within Montana.  By encouraging cooperation, coordination, and communication and through educational programs and convening mechanisms, this organization assists member agencies in reaching their common disaster-related goals.  Montana VOAD assumes no role in directly providing services to those imperiled or impacted by disasters; direct services are provided by the member organizations.  Each member organization maintains its own identity and independence, yet collaborates and coordinates with other agencies to improve service and eliminate duplication in the delivery of services.  By cooperative agreement, this organization is a component of the National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (NVOAD.)

 

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