Active Threat Preparedness & Response for Houses of Worship
Houses of worship in the U.S. suffered an 800% increase in hostile acts over the past six years
Houses of worship have increasingly become targets of violence, from hate crimes to domestic violent extremism. The FBI, DHS, and NCTC continue to warn that religious institutions including synagogues, churches, mosques, and temples are facing ongoing, elevated threat levels. Active threat preparedness training should no longer be viewed as optional. It is a necessity in protecting congregants, clergy, and staff from today's growing risks.
SERVICES
Stellr Defense offers four options for houses of worship active threat training
Select a complete assessment and training package or opt for a concise response course
Review the available trainings below and contact us to schedule an initial meeting
Crisis Readiness: Active Shooter Leadership Training
Clergy, leadership, and safety directors, and learn active shooter tactics, how response can influence outcome and victim survival stats, prevention and preparedness options, and how to create the active shooter emergency operations plan.
Behavioral Indicator Training
Staff/congregation develop an understanding of premeditation and the ability to become an upstander in prevention. They also gain the skills to identify someone in crisis through behavioral indicators and warning signs.
Crisis Readiness: Active Shooter Response Training
Congregants learn how immediate response affects outcomes as well as the skills to evade, hide or counterattack, including disarmament, defending a room, and several life-saving techniques for bleeding control including wound packing and tourniquets.
Risk Assessment + Emergency Plan
Obtain a custom risk assessment and emergency operations plan to include expert recommendations for additional security measures, how to stage rooms, vendors, suggested trauma kits, locations, and more.
