Abdullah Hamad

· Wildfire, Flooding. During 2021, 2022 ,2023. In site & Virtual Operations Team by using EMIS Version 2 system.

· Corona pandemic, during 2020, 2021. Our team intervenes to long care homes facility, vaccination centers and border quarantine centers.

· Ukraine Conflict Disaster During 2022, 2023. In reception centers at airports, shelters and hotels

• Provided housing and food support, completed assessments for financial support, friendly calls for wellness checks and emotional support, provided referrals based on individual needs.
• Developed team communications and information for meetings. Completed paperwork, recognizing discrepancies, and promptly addressing for resolution.
• Participated in continuous improvement by generating suggestions, engaging in problem-solving activities to support teamwork.

• Coordinated and supplied materials for Mobile Health clinics and Mobile psychosocial support teams with a monthly budget of
  $150 000 USD for rural communities surrounding Damascus
• Liquid assets available for distribution at start of my tenure were worth $30 000 USD liquid assets available for distribution when I finished my tenure were $375 000 USD.
• Led training workshops for 400 first aid professionals in emergency first aid and war relief; provided periodic tracking of organizations’ implementation of safety and security recommendations in post-training period.

• Develop, evaluation and peer review course project analyzing situation of risk faced by ambulance and emergency pre-hospital care providers
• Course project will be adapted by Norwegian Red Cross for application in various geographical contexts and courses.

• First Aid Principles and Secure Access and Trainer of Trainers (TOT),”, (UNHCR) regional training program
• Led week-long training workshops in emergency first aid and disaster management to public in different locations throughout Syria.

• Re)Viewing Syrian War: Stories from member of Red Crescent exhibition at the Curating and Public Scholarship Lab at Concordia University
• The exhibition challenges misconceptions about Syria and war, with focus on life before war, complexity of conflict, experiences of Syrian citizens, war’s ‘false end’, and adjusting to life in Canada
• Received, photographed, cataloged, researched and prepared objects for display for collection.