Preparing Your Children After Wildfire Damages Your Community

Offers guidance to parents and caregivers on deciding whether or not a child should return to their home or neighborhood after it was damaged in a wildfire.

WRAP-EM Pediatric Resource Guide - Active Shooter

Active shooter and active threat incidents create sudden, high-consequence environments that overwhelm normal operations, place children and adults at immediate risk, and demand rapid, coordinated clinical and operational action.

Preparando A Los Niños Después De Que Los Incendios Forestales Hayan Dañado Su Comunidad

Ofrece orientación a los padres y cuidadores sobre cómo decidir si un niño debe regresar o no a su hogar o vecindario después de que éste haya sufrido daños en un incendio forestal.

National Children's Disaster Mental Health Concept of Operations(CONOPS): Just in Time (JIT) Pediatric Mental Health Checklist for Response to Mass Violence Incidents This checklist for Just-in-Time Implementation is based on the National Children’s Disaster Mental Health Concept of Operations (NCDMH CONOPS). It is designed to assist local, county, and state agencies in implementing a comprehensive disaster behavioral/mental health incident response strategy for children, youth and families.

Wildfire Evacuation Checklist

Use this document to plan, prepare, and practice simple tips to help make leaving your home quicker, easier, and safer in the event of a wildfire.

WRAP-EM Pediatric Behavioral Health Essential Elements of Information

Provides a list of questions to gather critical details needed to evaluate needs and response strategies. These essential elements of information (EEIs) can help generate a common operating picture across the incident regarding disaster mental health impacts when combined with mental health triage details.