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Good Samaritan Network | Hamilton County


As a part of the Good Samaritan Network you are immediately connected to network-wide service providers with the most current information for Hamilton County professionals and agencies represented among a diverse group of local agencies, non-profits, pantries, human service providers, churches, businesses, government, schools, individuals and more.  

Hamilton County COAD Meeting JUNE

  • 15 Jun 2017
  • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • 6 S. 10th St. Noblesville, IN 46060

Registration

  • Join the discussion as we dialogue about next steps for Hamilton County's first ever COAD. (Community Organizations Active In Disaster)
THANK YOU FOR REGISTERING IN ADVANCE!
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Hamilton County Emergency Management and Good Samaritan Network

Hamilton County COAD Follow Up Meeting

June 15, 2017, 10am-11am

Noblesville Mayor's Office, Council Chambers

RSVP by June13

Presented by Hamilton County Emergency Management and Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, Inc. 

What Is A COAD?

COAD is a local extension of the statewide Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD). It is an umbrella organization that exists to bring together those who are interested in building a better prepared and more resilient Hamilton County community.

  • Enhance our community’s ability to prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters
  • Improving our community's resources by creating local relationships prior to an event
  • Ensure human needs probable in a disaster are assessed and met
  • Strengthening area-wide disaster coordination
  • Sharing program, policies, and information
  • Implementing joint planning and training

COADs provide a network through which individual organizations can more effectively address their mission and service goals during all four phases of a disaster. Members maintain autonomy while working to reduce duplication of services and other inefficiencies that occur during times of disaster.

A COAD enhances the ability for all communities involved to mitigate, prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters. COAD members believe that community leadership, public and private, should be utilized in planning, directing and implementing the disaster recovery. COADs work closely with but are not governed by, the local EMA office.

Connecting With Others...

Your connection with multiple human service providers and the ability to create community identity and awareness is invaluable in networking while impacting our county.


Collaborating With Others...

Your membership and consistent participation provides direct networking opportunities with numerous agencies, organizations and individuals, enhancing your impact to our community.  


Impacting Our Community...

Your work in relation to human service providers supporting the residents of Hamilton County is mission critical. We are here to help extend the work of countless agencies, organizations and individuals.

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