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Look out for These Signs of Extreme Stress in Your Emergency Responders
Stress is a state of physical and mental arousal that is a normal part of life, especially for emergency responders. In fact, it can even be positive. For instance, stress can help them deal with challenges on the job. However, at times it can bec...
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VA Women's Health: Transition Training Program
Are the women Veterans in your community aware that there is a VA women’s health transition training course available to them? Health Program Managers, like you, can get the word out that this training is beneficial to women Veterans as it provide...
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USDA Ethics Mobile App and Whiteboard Video Release
We are proud to have been part of the development of the USDA app and video. To develop your own Mobile app and/or Informational whiteboard video for your program message click here to contact us Learn more here
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Support Military Families During Deployment
Frequent deployment is just a way of life for military families. Every year, thousands of Service members deploy, leaving behind families, friends and loved ones to wait for their safe return. And, while life goes on as normally as possible during...
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Setting Up a CERT Program In Your Community Can Save Lives
When disaster strikes, the capabilities of emergency personnel may be stretched to the limit. A Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) can effectively act as an extension of emergency services during your community's time of need. Setting up a C...
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Military Saves Week is Now a Month Long!
Spread the word: Exciting news for all military personnel in your community! Military Saves Week that used to occur in February is now Military Saves Month and happens in April. Military Saves is a part of America Saves, the larger nationwide c...
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Coronavirus Prevention in Your Community
As the threat of coronavirus lurks closer to home in the U.S., community leaders like you must take initiative to educate their citizens on virus prevention. Just like with influenza, encouraging proper hygiene practices can help limit the spread ...
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Reasonable Accommodation: What Everyone Needs to Know
A reasonable accommodation is a change to a job or work environment that helps a person with a disability apply for or perform the duties of a job. They remove barriers that prevent people with disabilities from performing certain jobs. As a resul...
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How to Reach and Engage Millennial Employees
Millennials are the first generation to grow up with smartphones, laptops and Internet access. From reading the news online to emailing colleagues, technology dramatically changed the way Millennials live their everyday life, both at home and work...
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Moral Injury: The Invisible Wound of War
Moral injury is a new term for an age-old phenomenon. It refers to the damaging effects to one’s conscience when they commit, witness or fail to prevent actions that go against their personal values. While anyone can experience moral injury, Se...
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