We are now accepting nominations for the Sharing the Journey™, Compassion Consciousness™, & Heart Awards™ which will be presented at the IHAS 2012 Gala Dinner on the evening of June 7. The Sharing the Journey Award™ will be given to two survivors and two employees who have offered assistance that furthers the Foundation's mission of empowering people following tragedy. The Compassion Consciousness Award™ will be given to one individual who works in a field where survivor/family assistance is its primary function and who, in that capacity, contributes to the development and productivity of all who are committed to helping people in crisis. The Heart Award™ will be given to an organization that has risen to the extreme challenges caused by extraordinary events and has demonstrated outstanding leadership in responding to the public and serving families, employees, and other survivors directly impacted by the event. Nominations should reflect service with families during the past five years. Recipients need not be present to win. Deadline for submitting nominations is April 27, 2012. For more information or to nominate an award recipient, click here: Foundation Posts Spring 2012 NewsletterThe April 2012 Foundation newsletter highlights the upcoming IHAS 2012, with detailed info. on the conference program, survivors, speakers & sponsors. Also featured is an article with tips on communicating during crisis, as well as updates on recent Foundation activities. CLICK HERE to view the newsletter. What is the Foundation?The Family Assistance Foundation is an independent non-profit foundation established for the purpose of empowering people following tragedy. Our mission is to support and improve business and industry responses to emergencies and disasters. The Foundation takes a unique, research-based approach to helping organizations successfully meet the needs of those affected by disasters such as customers, employees, their families or the public at large. The Foundation and its proven partners can coordinate and mobilize appropriate resources for the acute phase of a response and beyond.
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