Civilian Crisis Response Team Disaster Services

Simply, CCRT was founded to give everyday citizens access to proper training so that they are empowered and confident to make a positive impact in an emergency situation until the professional responders can arrive, perhaps even saving lives in the process.
CCRT members receive free, in-person training in areas of self-defense, medical, communications, search & rescue, situational awareness, and general emergency preparedness.

Before we knew it, we had grown enough in size to take on bigger challenges. We realized that we were beginning to have the capacity to reach out beyond our own communities. Members wishing to become involved in disaster rescue or relief receive additional, free training and certification in a variety of areas to increase their knowledge and skills for this specialized division.

By giving CCRT members free or discounted, in-person training in areas of self-defense, medical, communications, search & rescue, situational awareness, and general emergency preparedness. This gives our member volunteers all of the training needed to make HUGE impacts in the communities in need.

We have countless sponsorships and resources with training companies to bring the required training to all members in every city and state. Getting our members as qualified as possible to anything they come across will further our abilities to help in any situation that we are faced with.

Since August 2015 We Have Grown To Over 1,000 Members in 9 States. Our members have helped countless people involved in automobile accidents and medical emergencies. Members have saved the lives of strangers, friends, and family. We have responded to tornadoes, earthquakes, and floods where we have rescued over 750 people, provided over 150 field medical treatments, and given out over 7,500 meals and over 25,000 bottles of water. We have cleared dozens of roads and assisted many families in beginning the process of recovering their lives, which we will continue to do. In the future we want to become more involved in communities across the country.