Get Help on ODCES from FEMA
FEMA ODCES Training Every Tuesday at Noon; Zoom Link
FEMA Office Hours on ODCES MWF 11-1pm; Zoom Link
Meeting ID: 995 9807 0398
Password: 396157
A recording of the training can be found here. (Password: 5l^PVq=1).
CCP Toolkit available here.
ODCES User Manual available here.
ODCES Training page – to be accessed via computer here.
Weekly Program Coordinators
Weekly Program Coordinators – May 13, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – May 27, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – June 3, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – June 10, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – June 17, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – June 24, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – July 1, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – July 8, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – July 15, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – July 29, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – August 5, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – August 12, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – August 19, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – August 26, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – September 2, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – September 9, 2021
Weekly Program Coordinators – September 23, 2021
Core Content & Mid Program Trainings
Crisis Resources
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255
Trans Lifeline: 1-877-565-8860
The Trevor Project: 1-866-488-7386
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741
24/7 California Peer-Run Warm Line: 1-855-845-7415
Warmline.org contains the links to Peer run or staffed Warm Lines in every state
Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255
*NOTE: Many of these resources could utilize restrictive interventions, like active rescues (wellness or welfare checks) involving law enforcement or emergency services (with the exception of Trans Lifeline). You can ask if this is a possibility at any point in your conversation if this is a concern for you. You can also utilize these resources if you are concerned about someone in your life approaching a crisis.
Active and Reflective Listening Training Resources
PFA Mobile App: PFA Mobile was designed to assist responders who provide psychological first aid (PFA) to adults, families, and children as part of an organized response effort. This app provides responders with summaries of PFA fundamentals, PFA interventions matched to specific concerns and needs of survivors, mentor tips for applying PFA in the field, a self-assessment tool for readiness to conduct PFA, and a survivors’ needs form for simplified data collection and easy referral. PFA Mobile was created by VA’s National Center for PTSD in partnership with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN) and DoD’s National Center for Telehealth & Technology.