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what do you need to do to be on red cross disaster relief/emergency response team?
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i know its volunteer and you have to take a prerequisite class or something? if anyone here has don this can you please tell me the process or how it works. thanks.


Contact your local Red Cross office (they're in the phone book) and ask to take a volunteering class.

They'll give you all the details.

-Stuart

2008-08-14 18:57:19 by Ryan

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Do you have to payback the Red Cross if you get emergency financial assistance??
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By the way, my husband is in the army active duty and I know the red cross will help him go back home if a loved one dies, but do we have to pay them back??


No but they appreciate donations

2008-07-20 12:35:59 by lauralai_25

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Emergency Red Cross message information?
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I am here in Germany, my family is in PA. If I get a Red Cross message that requires me to come home that someone is gravely ill or some sort of terrible accident, does the Red Cross check to see if it is a legitimate claim? And, do they still issue emergency passports? My son was born here a month ago and doesnt have a passport yet. Of course I can't leave my children (my daughter has hers) behind (their father is in the Army and thinks only of himself and doesnt take care of our children). And, since my mother's mom is not doing so well, would we all (me, my mom, my son, and daughter) be able to go home to be with her in her last moments? Of course my husband is preparing to deploy so he cant go anywhere. And, would it be a MAC flight? I have a friend stationed at a military base who would be able to pick me up from a MAC flight and take me to PA.Please help with as much info as possible! Thanks
My mother is a dependent, and it was NOT a long drawn out difficult, etc. process. I didn't say that my hub is the father of my son, he's in the role. If my grandmother raised me, she would be considered for emergency leave; I am an army wife, not in the military! And Like I said, leaving ANY of my children behind is NOT an option. I probably will just wait til I get the passport then just go home.


Have your family doctor in PA contact the Red Cross and request your presents. It has to come from a doctor not your family. That is how it is verified.
I am not sure about emergency passports, but you should be able to make an appointment with your husbands military personnel office and explain the situation. You can probably get the information over the phone. Any paperwork will require your husbands signature, but if I am not mistaken you can initiate the paperwork or at lest find out what needs to happen.
Last, as part of the deployment process, these administrative issues can be addressed and paperwork initiated. It will be harder to get done once he is deployed, but it is not impossible.

Get you family doctor to contact the Red Cross and visit your local Military Personnel Office as soon as possible.

Good Luck

2008-03-14 07:39:14 by gummibears06

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How fast was the American Red Cross in getting your husband or someone you know home in an emergency from Iraq
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My husband and I are expecting a baby in Jan. and it is a high risk pregnancy we already were told from History. If it turns out to be an emergency has anyone ever had to call Red Cross to have a Soldier home fast? If so how hard was it to do and how quick was it?


If your husband is out at sea or in Iraq, the red cross will have to locate and contact your husband's command first, and than his command will fly him back asap, due to some circumstances it might be delay, but none the less they will do the best to get him home asap.

2008-05-05 19:00:49 by Holly

If I were to volunteer at the Red Cross to teach people medical emergency techniques would anyone be upset if?
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I had to miss a class here and there due to brain injuries that cause headaches from active duty service, if I told everyone it may happen prior to starting each session? that is my main reason for not teaching so far, I don't wish to let people down if I take on the challenge. any suggestions?


I have volunteered and worked with the Red Cross myself, so I can assure you that they are always happy to have whatever help they can get. However, if you schedule yourself to teach classes, you need to make sure that you can be there or have a plan for someone to fill in for you. A lot of folks travel some distance for Red Cross training, so you need to think of them and their plans.

2009-03-25 15:46:52 by warrior soul


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