Below, we have assembled a list of documents we believe may be useful as a part of a “just in time” disaster preparedness and response starter content kit. Every disaster is different and we hope to evolve with the needs identified in the field. The general guiding principle is expediting and easing access to “best in class” materials – as we believe that no one should struggle to understand a caring word.
Many of the documents below are “found” documents – i.e. our team did not prepare or translate them but we believe the content may serve you and those you are assisting. If a document is such a “found” document link – it is marked with “*”.
Other documents may have been translated waiting for the final clinician review. When we have high confidence in general quality – we may go ahead and include the document with the mark “^” – if you would like to serve as a final clinical reviewer, please let us know and we we’ll gladly accept the assistance!
We are continuously updating the list – and will gladly include additional resources. If the resource is only presented in English – and you know where a copy in another language can be found, please let us know and we’ll “point” to that additional content.
Understanding the Impact of Trauma on Early Childhood Development (25 pg.) [ Rus ] [ Ukr ] [ Pol ]
Understanding distress intolerance (12 pp.) [ Ukr ]*
Accepting distress (10 pp.) [ Ukr ]*
Improving distress (15 pp.) [ Ukr ]*
Tolerating distress (15 pp.) [ Ukr ]*
Care for volunteers (72 pg.) [ Eng*] [ Ukr ] [Ara* ] [ Rus* ] – a helpful resource to create a structured approach to caring for those in the front line dealing with stress and trauma. An essential element of sustainable response. Covering PFA and Peer Support basics.
* – Partner-translated
^ – Clinical review pending