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ABOUT EVP

The Emergency Volunteers Project (EVP) was established 19 years ago to train civilian volunteers to become emergency responders in their home communities and in Israel during crisis, and train first responders to equip them with more skills according to the Israeli approach and deploy them as volunteers to support Israel's Emergency Services during crisis. EVP trained thousands of volunteers and first responders in the US and Israel to date. Our team create specialized training programs for community civilian teams, law enforcement, first responders and places of worship.

Since our foundation we have trained thousands of civilians, security teams and first responders in the US and Israel by instructors from the Israeli emergency and security services and other agencies and by EVP trainers. We are the only organization that has the approval from the Israeli Parliament, Minister of Defense, Minister of Interior, the IDF and the Israeli Fire & Rescue Services to do what we do.

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Our Operational Team

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    Adi Zahavi

    EVP CEO

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    Eyal Zahavi

    EVP Medical Director

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    Scott Goldstien

    Director of Disaster Relief Training

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    Tony Santoro

    Director of Fire Operations USA

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    Moshe Gutman

    Director of Counter Terrorism

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    Aaron Borello

    Director of Security Training

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    Lt.Col Yaron Koren

    Israel Fire & Rescue Services

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    Elazar Cohen

    Director of International Development

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    Penina Leah Shourka

    Director of Volunteers

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    Tomer Stein

    Liaison to the Fire & Rescue Services

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    Chef Moshe Badishi

    Executive Training Chef

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    Philip Barnea

    Director of Comunication

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    Lt. Col Danny Lacker

    Israeli Water Authority

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    Eliav Mansura

    In-Land Coordinator

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