HOPE Animal-Assisted Crisis Response (AACR)
HOPE Animal-Assisted Crisis Response sends trained dog-and-handler teams to give comfort after crises and disasters. Teams work with first responders, schools, hospitals, counselors, chaplains, and relief agencies, and they respond at no charge when invited by the agency in charge.
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HOPE AACR comfort dog teams are available to assist in recovery from crisis and disasters, assist mental health professionals on location, and are prepared for unpredictable situations. Teams can... Main Services support & service animals mental health care Serving all ages students employed individuals families
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Crisis ResponseService
- Recently verified· Jun 30
Crisis and Disaster Comfort Dog ResponseService
Certified canine-and-handler teams provide emotional comfort and support after traumatic incidents and disasters.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
Membership, Screening, and Certification TrainingProgram
HOPE trains experienced animal-assisted therapy dog teams and team leaders for crisis response work.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
Midwest Region 2026 ScreeningEvent
HOPE lists 2026 screening dates for prospective Midwest Region crisis response members.
- Recently verified· Jun 30
Midwest Region 2026 Certification WorkshopEvent
HOPE lists a three-day certification workshop for Midwest Region applicants who complete screening.
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