Community marshals are trained to identify fire hazards, flood-prone areas, and other threats early — using local knowledge to map and monitor hotspots before disaster strikes.
Through workshops and door-to-door engagement, marshals teach practical fire safety, flood readiness, and risk reduction to households, schools, and local groups.
When severe weather or danger is coming, marshals help spread alerts that make sense locally — from WhatsApp groups to loudhailers and trusted word-of-mouth.
Marshals are the first to arrive when something goes wrong — offering first aid, guiding emergency services, and supporting affected families until help arrives.
They don’t just educate — they evaluate. Marshals follow up after sessions to measure impact, like checking if fire safety education led to fewer home fires.
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