named programs · 2 · from sources
what they call their work
On-Scene Crisis Response
Trained volunteers respond to trauma scenes to provide emotional first aid, practical support, and resource guidance to victims, survivors, and witnesses
Team Dispatcher Support
Experienced volunteers coordinate dispatch between first responders and on-call advocates, providing real-time support during calls
activities · 3 groups
what they do
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Community Resource Referral & Navigation 2 activities
- Community Resource ProvisionAssists clients in preparing for the future by providing community resources, including a Resource Guide booklet.
- Community resource provisionAssists clients in preparing for the future by providing community resources, including a Resource Guide booklet.
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24/7 Crisis Hotline Operations 1 activity
- Providing free crisis support servicesOffers all crisis response services to victims and their families at no cost.
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Uncategorized 12 activities
- Deploying trained volunteer crisis responders to emergency scenesDispatches trained volunteer advocates to local scenes of trauma or emergency—including suicides, sudden deaths, serious accidents, fires, and assaults—to provide immediate, short-term emotional and practical support to victims, survivors, and witnesses. Volunteers respond to secured emergency scenes coordinated through agency dispatchers.
- Maintaining volunteer training and on-call requirementsRequires all volunteer advocates to complete three 12-hour on-call shifts per month and attend monthly 3-hour continuing education meetings to maintain readiness and competency in crisis response.
- On-Scene Crisis SupportDeploys trained volunteer advocates to scenes of trauma or emergency, such as suicides, sudden deaths, serious accidents, fires, and assaults, to provide immediate, short-term emotional and practical support to victims, survivors, and witnesses free of charge. This includes information on funeral arrangements, scene clean-up services, and grief support groups.
- On-scene crisis intervention and supportDeploys trained volunteer advocates to local scenes of trauma or emergency, such as suicides, sudden deaths, serious accidents, fires, and assaults, to provide immediate, short-term emotional and practical support to victims, survivors, and witnesses free of charge. This includes psychological care, information on funeral arrangements, scene clean-up services, and grief support groups.
- On-scene crisis response by trained volunteersDeploys trained volunteer advocates to local emergency scenes—including suicides, sudden deaths, serious accidents, fires, and assaults—to provide immediate, short-term emotional and practical support to victims, survivors, and witnesses. Volunteers respond to secured scenes and offer psychological first aid and crisis intervention free of charge.
- Operating a volunteer-based crisis response coordination systemUtilizes experienced volunteers as Team Dispatchers to facilitate communication between emergency agency dispatchers (fire, police, medical) and on-call volunteer advocates, ensuring timely deployment to crisis scenes.
- Providing practical crisis support and resource referralsOffers practical assistance to individuals affected by crisis events, including information on funeral arrangements, scene clean-up services, grief support groups, and future planning through community resource referrals and a Resource Guide booklet.
- Provision of practical crisis support and resource referralsProvides practical assistance to individuals affected by crisis, including information on funeral arrangements, scene clean-up services, grief support groups, and future planning through community resource referrals and a Resource Guide booklet.
- Volunteer Training and CoordinationCoordinates on-call volunteers and requires them to complete three 12-hour on-call shifts per month and attend monthly 3-hour continuing education meetings. Experienced volunteers also serve as Team Dispatchers to facilitate communication between agency dispatchers and on-call volunteers.
- Volunteer dispatch coordinationUtilizes experienced volunteers as Team Dispatchers to coordinate communication between emergency agency dispatchers (fire, police, medical) and on-call volunteer advocates to ensure timely response to crisis scenes.
- Volunteer training and coordinationTrains and coordinates volunteers, requiring them to complete three 12-hour on-call shifts per month and attend monthly 3-hour continuing education meetings. Experienced volunteers also serve as Team Dispatchers to facilitate communication between agency dispatchers and on-call volunteers.
- Volunteer training and ongoing education programTrains and maintains a cadre of volunteer advocates who must complete three 12-hour on-call shifts per month and attend monthly 3-hour continuing education meetings to ensure readiness and professional development.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$169K
Contributions & grants$64K38%
Program service revenue$104K61%
Investment income$10%
Other revenue$1K
expenses
Total expenses$141K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$70K
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$74K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$74K
2 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +6.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
paid leadership · 2
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Laura Zimmer | Pres & Exec Dir | 40 | $37K |
| Monica Gohm | Vice President | 40 | $28K |
relationships · 3
who they work with
- fire Partner — Dispatches Arizona Crisis Team Inc for crisis response
- law enforcement Partner — Dispatches Arizona Crisis Team Inc for crisis response
- medical Partner — Dispatches Arizona Crisis Team Inc for crisis response