Developing a mass care framework for British Columbia

Summary

Content type	Content type Digital Document
Collection(s)	Collection(s) Centre for Research, Innovation & Scholarship (CRIS)
Resource Type	Resource Type Text
Genre	Genre reports

Origin Information

Place	New Westminster, BC
Date Created/Date Issued	2025
Publisher	Justice Institute of British Columbia

Persons and Affiliations

Persons	Author (aut): Blackburn, Darren Author (aut): Ursuliak, Dawn

Abstract/Description

Abstract	Abstract This report is the output of a research project to explore the concept of “mass care” in British Columbia as used in the context of emergency management practices following long term emergency events. The project looked at how practitioners defined mass care, the relationship between mass care and emergency support services (ESS), and considerations for the development of a provincial mass care framework.
Description / Synopsis	Description / Synopsis • Project Partners: Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) & The British Columbia Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness • Core Research Team: Darren Blackburn, Program Director, JIBC; Pete Learoyd, Program Director, JIBC; Sarah Wareing, Dean, JIBC; Bettina Williams, Program Manager, JIBC; Ron Bowles, Dean, JIBC; Dawn Ursuliak, Project Manager, JIBC; Beth Larcombe, Researcher, JIBC; Grace Timney, Researcher, JIBC; Sanna Meherally, Researcher, JIBC; Jeff Allen, Manager, Training and Exercises, EMCR; Jamie Svendsen, Recovery and Emergency Support Services (ESS) Manager, First Nations’ Emergency Services Society of British Columbia
Language	Language English

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Name	Developing a mass care framework for British Columbia
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Authored by	crystaly
Authored on	2025-09-12

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