Tools and guides
Identifying the most vulnerable community members and investing in their capacity
Available in English
A five step guide to help churches and communities respond to the shocks and stresses they might face.
A guide to help churches and local communities create effective disaster preparedness plans
Having identified the disaster risks, it is important to then consider who the most vulnerable individuals are and why.
This step assesses their potential for responding to possible disasters. It aims to reduce vulnerabilities, invest in capacity, share learning and knowledge, and mitigate the risks associated with the hazards.
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Interviews
How local churches can work with communities to build resilience and reduce the risk of disaster
Available in 4 languages
Bible studies
God uses a disaster preparedness project to save Jacob’s family and the future of Israel
Available in 4 languages
Articles
Activities to help us understand risk and take action to build resilience
Available in 4 languages
We envision and equip the church in practical ways to work with their local communities, identifying needs and mobilising resources to bring about restoration and transformation
Resilient people and communities have the capacity to cope with shocks and stresses without crisis and to recover quickly