COMMUNITY WATCH VOLUNTEER PROGRAM

A Community Watch volunteer has a critical role in community security, acting as the eyes and ears of the community by vigilantly observing and accurately reporting suspicious activities to support the prevention of security-related incidents.   

Course Details: One 3-hour practical application session and one 1-hour fieldwork orientation session conducted at your affiliated institution.
Course Objectives: Situational awareness, identifying and reporting suspicious activity, understanding the mind of an attacker and basic emergency reaction skills.

Following Training: Volunteer at affiliated institution and community events.

A Protector is a community member who is trained in advanced awareness, preventative security techniques and protocols, Krav Maga, and so much more. The goal of the course is to prepare volunteers to actively contribute to the safety and security of the Jewish community.

• Course Details: 30 hours over the course of 10 weeks. One 3-hour session, per week.
• Course Outline: Deter, Identify, Prevent and Mitigate threats, learn emergency response, build tactical decision-making abilities under pressure and Krav Maga training.
• Further training: Upon completion of the Protector course, there will be refresher training every month devoted to a specific topic. The training will be offered once a week all month long and a protector is required to attend at least one session each month.
  Volunteering: A protector will join JSN’s active protector group for events security as well as volunteering at an affiliated institution.