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The Volunteer Center Serving Howard County - Local Disaster Volunteers
In the event of
an emergency, volunteers will be
needed in many areas including
neighborhood
assistance, sheltering, evacuation,
first aid, etc.
CERN works in partnership with The Volunteer Center Serving Howard County in managing disaster volunteers. Howard County residents interested in volunteering should visit the Disaster Preparedness and Response section of The Volunteer Center Serving Howard County's website or contact Pam Simonson, Volunteer Coordinator at 410 715-3179 or pam@volunteerhoward.org.
For more information on upcoming volunteer events, click here.
Are you a medical professional interested in volunteering your services in the event of an emergency? Join our Medical Reserve Corps.
Click here to access the video.
NOTE: This video will open in your computer's media player. Running time: 1:58. If you would like a DVD copy of this video, please email Mary Lasky, CERN Chair.
CERN works in partnership with The Volunteer Center Serving Howard County in managing disaster volunteers. Howard County residents interested in volunteering should visit the Disaster Preparedness and Response section of The Volunteer Center Serving Howard County's website or contact Pam Simonson, Volunteer Coordinator at 410 715-3179 or pam@volunteerhoward.org.
For more information on upcoming volunteer events, click here.
Are you a medical professional interested in volunteering your services in the event of an emergency? Join our Medical Reserve Corps.
Learn More About Basic Disaster Preparedness
CERN has made available a video that discusses individual, family and business disaster preparedness. Kevin Burr, CERN member and Emergency Services Director of the Howard County Red Cross, leads a discussion on what YOU can do in planning for weather-related and/or man-made disasters.Click here to access the video.
NOTE: This video will open in your computer's media player. Running time: 1:58. If you would like a DVD copy of this video, please email Mary Lasky, CERN Chair.