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Supporting Mental Health Amid the Texas Floods: Free Resources Available

CredibleMindOur hearts go out to everyone affected by the devastating floods in Texas. We understand how overwhelming and traumatic this time can be for individuals and communities.

To support those impacted, we are offering free access to CredibleMind, a trusted resource for mental health and well-being. This includes evidence-based materials on PTSD, trauma, grief, and loss.

We hope these resources bring comfort and help guide individuals through this difficult time.

Learn more and access free resources

Latest Updates

New Training Courses by Texas Epidemic Public Health Institute (TEPHI)

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For your awareness, our partners at TEHPI have launched two new trainings in psych first aid and family assistance centers:

Introduction to Family Assistance Center

Psychological First Aid

Visit UTMRC Resources page for a list of trainings and resources.

UTMRC Volunteer Spotlight October 2023: Highlighting the Work of Ms. Chelsea Dinh

Ms. Chelsea DinhCongratulations to our volunteer of the month for October, Ms. Chelsea Dinh!!

Chelsea is a freshman nursing student at UT Austin’s School of Nursing. Over the month of September, she has consistently attended our trainings as an active member and fostered ideas to help elevate the organization of UTMRC’s interest groups/committees. We appreciate Chelsea’s great efforts and commitment to UTMRC!

Learn more about UTMRC Volunteer Spotlights.

UTMRC 2023 Newsletter: Spring Edition

To our valued UTMRC volunteers, welcome to the Spring 2023 Newsletter!

This season marks our one year anniversary of sharing events, highlighting volunteers and keeping connections going with our extraordinary community. As our journey continues, we are changing the timing of the newsletter to become a monthly edition. We feel that staying updated on all current events and trainings will work well in the future to ensure that our outreach will stay intact and information will be communicated in a more timely fashion. This edition will be the last quarterly update. Going forward, be on the lookout for monthly updates, current events and highlighted volunteers creating positive change for the University of Texas and beyond.

Download 2023 Spring Edition Newsletter

FBI: Active Shooter Safety Resources

An active shooter is an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a populated area, and recent active shooter incidents have underscored the need for a coordinated response by law enforcement and others to save lives. The FBI is committed to working with its partners to protect schools, workplaces, houses of worship, transportation centers, other public gathering sites, and communities.

Watch the “Run. Hide. Fight.” videos and learn about Active Shooter Safety Resources

Just in Time (JIT) Training

Online Training

Our Just in Time training (JIT) include resources on topics such as Mental Health Team, Contact Tracing, Testing/Swabbing, and Alternate Care Site that is made available to support preparedness training activities and provide JIT training for our members and volunteers.

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