Wisconsin Emergency Assistance Volunteer Registry

One disaster is all it takes to impact our community. From a pandemic flu to the emerging threat of Ebola, our community must be prepared to face all public health challenges. Response is key to our success during public health emergencies and volunteers play a vital role in the recovery effort.

WEAVR stands for Wisconsin Emergency Assistance Volunteer Registry. In the event of a public health emergency or natural disaster, WEAVR enables registered volunteers to be called upon to supplement state and local response efforts. WEAVR ensures that volunteers are managed properly and relief efforts start promptly. Your willingness to register with WEAVR helps to create a comprehensive list of volunteers qualified to assist in state and local events of any size.

WEAVR values the time of its volunteers. It understands that by giving time, volunteers have less time for personal pursuits. WEAVR provides you with the flexibility to decide how much time you want to devote.  You will always have the option to decline service if you are called upon.  And because the WEAVR system is used primarily for large-scale emergencies, we do not anticipate volunteers being called upon routinely.

Racine County needs your help to achieve disaster readiness. Whether you work in a health field or not, if you have an interest in assisting your community during a public health emergency, we invite you to register today. Join WEAVR and help your community when it needs you the most.

Signing up is easy! If you have 15 minutes and access to a computer and the internet, you can complete the online registration. When creating your WEAVR account, please remember to have your relevant credentials handy and select Racine County Public Health Division as your organization.

Once your registration is complete, you are immediately placed on a local list of qualified volunteers.

To register: www.weavrwi.org

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