Joint Civil Aid Corps

Building a Civil Defence organisation (Emergency Support) for today's society.

Joint Civil Aid Corps - a voluntary Civil Defence (Emergency Support) organisation. Its concept is to provide opportunities for communities to join us in building true resilience to safeguard themselves and their homes. We are open to all, and we'll train all members in such skills to support communities and emergency services as needs arise. By doing so, gaining key life skills that will help individuals throughout all walks of life, including education and work.

Why the community needs us
One of the key philosophies behind the JCAC is based on the belief that communities can be brought together and barriers removed through the training for a common goal. The belief is that it will provide a vessel for greater trust and closer integration within our communities. The JCAC contains three strands, which enables people of all ages and backgrounds to come together. As they face training together, trust and understanding will dawn, respect earned, and bonds will form leading to strong resilient communities.

Our impact on the community
We will train you in basic skills that will enable you to embark on a whole new adventure by experiencing different activities and developing new skills. You'll make new friends and discover more about yourself, such as increased confidence, better understanding of life-skills, and your own abilities! EVERYONE can develop and learn new skills and support your community at the same time!

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We are a National Civil Defence (emergency support) organisation. We need volunteers interested in getting involved from admin to IT, First Aid to Rescue, Communications to logistics, the list goes on. Come and help us rebuild the Nation's Civil Defence. There is no upper age requirement, it's down to individual choice. Time requirements: this really depends on the role you choose to take up. A basic generalist may only need to do a 3-hour training evening a week, and probably sometime over a weekend for more practical training. Support staff may do an hour each evening, but it's not easy to define. For operational volunteers, there will obviously be the ability to be called out to incidents and emergencies as necessary.

Beth allai eich rhodd ei sicrhau

£10

could provide equipment to clear help paths for the elderly.

£35

pays for a basic uniform for a new member.

£100

would help to buy emergency equipment.

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Joint Civil Aid Corps

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