Rescuenet Australia/New Zealand will be running a Disaster Response Introductory Course in Matamata New Zealand from 24th March to 7th April 2019.
Report from European Introductory Course 2018 – Wiler, Switzerland
Introductory Course 2018, Wiler – Switzerland In no European course before have participants been so eager to become members of RescueNet. One even asked if she could order her uniform before having received her written evaluation. This course was a great course! We had 8 students from 7 different nations and a staff team of 12 + some staff that …
Report from US Introductory Course 2018 – Orlando, Florida
RescueNet is an international disaster response agency made up of volunteers who respond to disasters around the world. It was established in 1985 in Central America but soon grew to an international team of over 100 members in three regions of the world (Europe, Australia and the US). Since then RescueNet has responded to major disasters from Pakistan to Indonesia, Nepal, Haiti and others. Each region has a coordinator and a leadership council.
Report from Aus/NZ Introductory Course 2017 – Canberra, Australia
This year we ran our AUS/NZ Introductory Course in Canberra at the YWAM base from Nov 20 to December 2. The large property with plenty of outdoor spaces, various buildings, wood piles, bush and trees provided a good space and facilities for our four fearless participants to engage in a variety of activities, scenarios and exercises. We had a nice …
Report from Aus/NZ Introductory Course 2016 – Matamata, New Zealand
This was the first time we ran our RescueNet Introductory Course in the beautiful town of Matamata, NZ. The place is well known for the Hobbiton, and turned out to be an excellent location for our course as well. We had an international group of four participants and two probational members and staff with backgrounds from NZ, Australia, Finland, Germany, …
Europe 2016 Introductory Course
In June 2016 RescueNet Europe ran another Introductory Course. With 12 participants we were totally full and it is was yet another great set up. With lots of teaching, practice and scenarios, the participants were introduced to the world of rapid emergency response. The 2 weeks went by very fast and all agreed that they were amazed by the fact …
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