photo credit, @micahmans and @morgieemoo, Crystal Mtn
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THANKYOU to all the AMAZING VOLUNTEERS! Members of the National Ski Patrol have been volunteering for decades! The “Creed: Service and Safety since 1938”, our foundation. Even though National Volunteer Week is officially done, the message remains to all, every day- Thankyou! |
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Upcoming Events and Information
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1: **For Division PNWD Event Calendar: ** Click Here
New Video's by Ski California on Deep Snow & Chairlift Unseated Rider
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Div/Reg Event Calendar
SC4A May 20th
Register NOW!!!
Unseated Rider Video
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click for safety
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Go to the Safety Information Page
for more information, links, tips on Summer/ Winter Weather Safety & Road Conditions |
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Safety Culture 4 All - Workshop Series
Held on the 3rd Tuesday of the Month, 6:30-8:00pm (PT)
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SafetyCulture4All -Series: How do we build & sustain a culture of safety in our patrols, regions & division?
This is a Skill Set for us all....New = Practice, Review = Practice
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Click here : for more information....
Regular Zoom Link, Workshop Series Monthly information, Recordings, etc.
OR Try using your phone camera to scan QR code over to the right---->
Regular Zoom Link, Workshop Series Monthly information, Recordings, etc.
OR Try using your phone camera to scan QR code over to the right---->
Some photo's are linked to their PNWD website page / or associated website by clicking on photo.
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DONATIONS: Click Here Pacific Northwest Division of the National Ski Patrol The PNWD is a 501(c)(3) non-profit association and participating member of the National Ski Patrol (NSP) Systems, committed to ensuring outdoor enthusiasts enjoying outdoor sports safely. DONATIONS will assist the dedicated volunteers to receive and provide education, training to all throughout the Pacific Northwest Division. THANK-YOU for your support!! |
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Safety / Emergent - Stress Awareness Resources
If experiencing a lifethreatening need for assistance, please DIAL 911 immediately.
Serving Emergency Personnel & their families nationwide 24/7 National non-emergency line - leave a message for a return call Referrals to a CISM team for emergency workers 24/7 |
AVAILABLE TO EVERYONE! Available 24hrs a day, 7 days a week. 24/7 *NonEmergent Information: (Click Here)
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Disclaimer
The Pacific Northwest Division (PNWD) and the National Ski Patrol (NSP) national office do not endorse any specific organization, service, or content referenced herein. The materials and resources provided are intended solely to inform and assist individuals in exploring the variety of support options available to them. Users are encouraged to utilize the resources that best meet their individual needs.
Please be advised that additional organizations and agencies may also be available to provide support. The PNWD Wellness Team does not offer professional counseling services but is committed to promoting access to information and facilitating connections with qualified professionals as needed.
We strongly recommend that individuals familiarize themselves with available local resources, including Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs), and explore whether their patrol includes trained counselors who have volunteered to provide support.
This page is a dynamic resource and will continue to evolve over time. We welcome feedback, including suggestions and corrections, to help improve its accuracy and usefulness.
The Pacific Northwest Division (PNWD) and the National Ski Patrol (NSP) national office do not endorse any specific organization, service, or content referenced herein. The materials and resources provided are intended solely to inform and assist individuals in exploring the variety of support options available to them. Users are encouraged to utilize the resources that best meet their individual needs.
Please be advised that additional organizations and agencies may also be available to provide support. The PNWD Wellness Team does not offer professional counseling services but is committed to promoting access to information and facilitating connections with qualified professionals as needed.
We strongly recommend that individuals familiarize themselves with available local resources, including Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs), and explore whether their patrol includes trained counselors who have volunteered to provide support.
This page is a dynamic resource and will continue to evolve over time. We welcome feedback, including suggestions and corrections, to help improve its accuracy and usefulness.