Print Edition: 101 Care Versus 911 Crisis Training Mini Booklet for Volunteer Training
A Cadre TRAIN-IT-YOURSELF Training Tool. Use alone or with the companion CD Training Set that is available separately.
This tool helps increase your volunteer and student peer mentor capacity while at the same time preparing leaders in your ministry to know their boundaries and the processes for handling crisis/extreme issues that arise while ministering in your context.
This is an essential annual training need in every student ministry. To meet this need we've developed through experience and with the expertise of a student crisis care professional this wallet/purse sized resource tool. Each set of twelve color printed pocket tools ship shrink-wrapped.
These tools serve as both the training and the follow-thru resource for your team.
This training tool helps you to challenge your team to relational care for the discipleship issues that make ministry so rewarding while providing your team with the steps to take to guard their energy, hearts and crisis issues as they arise. Help increase your teams volunteer ministry capacity through training!
Posted by Cheris Miller on 30th Jan 2017
We used these at a Volunteer training event recently. We coupled these cards with a session for more experienced volunteers. These cards were a great resource to provide to our adult leaders. What a great way to feel empowered and also prepared for tough conversations when they will arise! We know that our adults will face these topics if they are in relationship with teens and therefore, it was nice to be able to give them clear guidelines for how to proceed.
Posted by Ben on 24th Jan 2015
I've found this to be helpful as issues periodically arise in my youth ministry. It gives a simple but helpful guide to how to handle these conversations, and in the midst of the confusion an issue may at first cause, it gives the clear and appropriate response for a variety of issues. I just bought a pack and plan on distributing them to my students, leaders, and parents.