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Volunteer in Colorado
Provides a platform for Colorado residents 18 and older to volunteer in disaster and public health response. It connects community members with opportunities to assist in emergencies, training, and preparedness efforts across the state, supporting local agencies and strengthening community resilience.”
CO Crisis Education and Response Network
Provides disaster behavioral health support, helping individuals and communities manage the emotional and psychological impacts of disasters. It offers training in psychological first aid, incident command, and self-care. The network supports local agencies and the public with resources and guidance for effective emergency response and recovery.
Disaster Behavioral Health
Provides resources and support for promoting, maintaining, and restoring psychosocial well-being during and after disasters. This includes training programs, coordination with health and emergency partners, and strategies for integrating behavioral health into disaster response plans.
Response Partners
Highlights the collaborative networks and advisory groups that support public health emergency preparedness and response in Colorado. It connects state agencies, health care coalitions, and emergency response partners to coordinate planning, training, and resource sharing for health and medical incidents, enhancing statewide readiness and resilience to disasters and public health threats.
Service Area Contacts
Provides contact information for the Office of Emergency Preparedness and Response (OEPR) Field Managers. Each manager is responsible for a specific service area within Colorado, offering emergency management technical assistance to local agencies. The page includes contact details for field staff assigned to different regions, ensuring timely support and coordination during emergencies.