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Becoming a Volunteer with MRC
Are there specific skills I need to Volunteer? While the main focus of the MRC centers on medical services and healthcare, you do not need to be trained in a healthcare field to contribute to the mission. Some examples of MRC team member expertise include: As an MRC volunteer, you’ll become informed about and oriented[…]
(CRASE) Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events
The MRC/BorderRAC have started a training partnership with the TX Department of Public Safety. As part of the ongoing community Stop the Bleed training offered every two months, the new Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) will be added to increase the training to 3 hours. For more information please email Bryan Olson at bryan@borderrac.org[…]
Upcoming Events Updated
Please check new classes added to Upcoming Events page!
Stop the Bleed
We’ve partnered with the BorderRAC to offer bleeding control classes through the use of tourniquets.