An effort by public safety personnel and citizens to mitigate
the impact of an incident on human life and property.
(Wiktionary) Since 2005, New Hampshire has seen its fair share
of storms, floods, tornados and disaster that impact our lives
and property, yet we overcome. New Hampshire citizens have
always been resilient, resourceful, and able to help themselves
and neighbors. Volunteering in New Hampshire is not something
new! As a result of the past years state and federal declared
disasters, many communities joined forces with preparedness and
trainings initiatives that include developing Community
Emergency Response Teams and Medical Reserve Corps teams. Some
citizens have attended trainings and informational seminars for
their own peace of mind and to learn how they can now take care
of themselves and families for extended periods of time. Trained
volunteers have provided priceless efforts in providing services
that supplement our local and state emergency officials in every
disaster NH has recently face