Helping Children Cope with Disaster Disasters can leave children feeling frightened, confused, and insecure. Whether a child has personally experienced trauma, has merely seen the event on television, or has heard it discussed by adults, it is important for parents and teachers to be informed and ready to help if reactions to stress begin to occur... Read More >>

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Disaster Relief Programs

National programs that are responsive to local vulnerability and focused on the areas where they can add greatest value. The four core areas are:
- promotion of humanitarian values and principles
- disaster response
- disaster preparedness

- tracking disaster needs
- health and care in the community

Emergency Preparedness Initiative

Disabilities & Special Needs Groups

provides expertise in emergency management and special needs planning, a distinct discipline that ensures that people with physical, sensory, and/or cognitive disabilities are prepared for man-made or natural disasters and emergencies and their consequences.

Disaster Relief Radio Broadcasting & PodCasting

Strengthen First Responders

- tracking disaster needs

- adequate information sharing
- health and care in the community

- well-defined, cohesive plan for response

WHY SHOULD WE SUPPORT BOTTLED WATER FOR DISASTER RELIEF? CHINA DISASTER RELIEF FUND

Disasters can befall any society and can effect any community. Disasters include both natural and human induced crises such as floods, droughts, earthquakes and war. Often natural disasters are exacerbated by human activities such as increased risks and consequences of floods due to poor land-use practices which are themselves the results of poverty, the pressure of increased population, misguided public policy and a host of other causes.

Disaster Relief Bottled Water & Medical Relief Pods for First Response Teams

Global Water Giving;

supporting China earthquake projects

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Charitable Partnering Opportunities

SUPPORT Bottled Water & Outreach Programs at times of Disaster

Our current system leaves too many people unprotected after a catastrophe. We need to prepare for the future.

CURRENT NEEDS

CHINA DISASTER RELIEF FUND

Free Water to :

- Major Events for Disaster Relief

- Disaster Relief Centers

- First Response Teams

- Fire Departments

D isaster Relief

Current Needs

Fundraising Goals

$1,000,000 for Bottled Water & Food

- Responds to Global Food Crisis

- Bottled Water for Disaster Relief - (1,000,000 Needed)

- Thermal Imaging Cameras

- Self Contained Breathing Apparatus

- Disaster Relief Emergency Rescue Watercraft

- Blankets

- Broadcasting & Podcasting Units for Disaster Relief

- Wristband Tracking Units

HOMELAND SECURITY DIRECTOR

Supporting Global Water operations by:

- Providing direct monetary support of operating services

- Adding your corporate name or logo to the label of bottled water for disaster relief

- Sponsoring specific programs, activities, and events

- Launching a workplace campaign of support by your employees

- Including Global Water in your matching gifts programs

- Providing Gifts-in-Kind or Project Sales of budgeted items

- Providing venues for public display of Global Water programs & services

How Much Water do I Need?

You should have at least a three-day supply of water and you should store at least one gallon of water per person per day. A normally active person needs at least one-half gallon of water daily just for drinking.

- Additionally, in determining adequate quantities, take the following into account:

- Individual needs vary, depending on age, physical condition, activity, diet, and climate.

- Children, nursing mothers, and ill people need more water.

- Very hot temperatures can double the amount of water needed.

- A medical emergency might require additional water

Coming Soon -Training Video

Emergency Preparedness Initiative

Disabilities & Special Needs Groups

Corporate Partnerships

Your firm, whatever its size, can establish a meaningful partnership with the Global Water & Biology, Conservation Research Institute

Partnerships can help organizations enhance the skills, confidence, safety and readiness of their employees as well as provide resources that will enable Global Water to continue to help all prepare and respond to disasters.