BUMissions “Worst Case Scenario” Training Team Leader’s Meeting 15 April 2015 SCENARIO RESPONSE PLAN Initial Reaction Game Plan o What do I do as a leader? o How does my global partner fit in helping? o Do I need to call Becky? if so, when? o Do I need to call ISOS/AHP? o Do I need to call Parents? How do we PREVENT it? SCENARIOS Airport Woes a. Student Forgot Passport! b. Student LOST Passport in Transit (4.11) c. Student’s Passport doesn’t have 6 mo. validity* d. Lost Luggage e. Flights Cancelled f. Stopped in Customs for donated supplies Transportation g. No one there to pick you up from airport h. Bus breaks down i. Stopped by the police/blockade Money o Stolen (cash/credit/debit) (4.12) o Run Out Housing o Security o Not adequate rooms/mixed gender suites Food o Not enough clean water o hosts not providing enough nutritious food o street food & shady restaurants Medical (4.10) o Dehydration o Stomach Issues o Broken Bones & Kidney Stones o Hospitals & Medical Evacuations Students in Crisis o You can’t find a team member o Get Lost (individual or group) BUMissions “Worst Case Scenario” Training Team Leader’s Meeting 15 April 2015 o Student shuts down (emotionally & physically) o Savior complex o Crisis at home Disasters (4.13-15) o Natural o Political o Civil o Evacuations What?! How?! o Human Trafficking o Rogue Animals https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxpsJWSfk0g o create your own scenario ____________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ Don’t forget about…. Handy Dandy International Incident Management Plan call BUMissions call ISOS (InternationalSOS) (see blue card!) Prepare yourself, your students & SET EXPECTATIONS to hold students accountable for their actions/reactions, attitudes, & personal safety TAKE NOTES: Know the Who/What/When/Where/Why/How incase you have to fill out incident reports for Baylor/ISOS or AHP/Police, etc.. COMMON SENSE you can handle this, we believe in you! Basic First Aid Tips for just about every situation http://www.webmd.com/first-aid/