Appendix L: Typical MARC Supplies Basic Set Up Tables Trash receptacles Chairs Appropriate signage (brand neutral) Partitions Business Needs Phones Copy paper Fax Machine General office supplies Copier File storage Other Maps Toilet paper, paper towels, and tissue Referral lists Heavy garbage bags (contractor bags) Agency business cards Anti-bacterial soap Individual bulk distribution items Kitchen supplies (if applicable) Snacks and Children’s Area Books, crayons, coloring books Small tables, chairs, games, etc. Children’s DVDs and a television Group activities Appendix M: Sample MARC Layout Individual MARC layouts will be determined facility structure, available space, partner agency and client needs. Below is an example of a MARC layout. When selecting a location, keep in mind accessible bathrooms, parking and transportation and any special facility needs specific to the MARC. MARCs may include space for the following: Assigned areas for each partner agency Casework/client interview area (arranged to (generally in a large open area) maintain client privacy Reception/registration area Health, mental health, emotional and Client waiting area spiritual care areas (ideally quiet, private space) General information area Children’s play/childcare services area Damage verification area Client resource area with phones, Client feedback table computers, internet access and charging Kitchen area stations where possible Snack table (consider nut-free zone) Administrative offices and secure storage Eating area (for clients and Bulk distribution area preferably separated) EMA or Small Business Administration Family reunification resource area resources nearby or co-located Staff respite area Spaces should be configured to be accessible to all clients.
Appendix L: Typical MARC Supplies Basic Set Up Tables Chairs Partitions Trash receptacles Appropriate signage (brand neutral) Business Needs Phones Fax Machine Copier Copy paper General office supplies File storage Other Maps Referral lists Agency business cards Individual bulk distribution items Snacks and Toilet paper, paper towels, and tissue Heavy garbage bags (contractor bags) Anti-bacterial soap Kitchen supplies (if applicable) Children’s Area Books, crayons, coloring books Children’s DVDs and a television Small tables, chairs, games, etc. Group activities Appendix M: Sample MARC Layout Individual MARC layouts will be determined facility structure, available space, partner agency and client needs. Below is an example of a MARC layout. When selecting a location, keep in mind accessible bathrooms, parking and transportation and any special facility needs specific to the MARC. MARCs may include space for the following: Assigned areas for each partner agency (generally in a large open area) Reception/registration area Client waiting area General information area Damage verification area Client feedback table Kitchen area Snack table (consider nut-free zone) Eating area (for clients and preferably separated) Family reunification resource area Staff respite area Casework/client interview area (arranged to maintain client privacy Health, mental health, emotional and spiritual care areas (ideally quiet, private space) Children’s play/childcare services area Client resource area with phones, computers, internet access and charging stations where possible Administrative offices and secure storage Bulk distribution area EMA or Small Business Administration resources nearby or co-located Spaces should be configured to be accessible to all clients.
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