What we do
JVAC combines local volunteer response, professional medical credentials, and practical education to help communities become safer and more resilient.
Emergency response
Certified EMTs, paramedics, and physicians are radio-dispatched with life-saving equipment to assess and stabilize patients while fire-rescue is en route.
Community education
JVAC offers free safety and emergency-preparedness education through houses of worship, schools, and community organizations.
Naloxone access
JVAC is a Florida-approved, no-cost distributor of Naloxone—the generic form of Narcan used to reverse opioid overdoses.
Ask about community accessCultural sensitivity
Responders are familiar with Jewish law and trained to respect a broad range of cultural considerations, helping patients make informed emergency-care decisions.
Service area
JVAC's published plan is to expand its community-based response network across South Florida and beyond. Current availability varies by location, so always call 911 first and use the JVAC hotline to reach dispatch.
When seconds count
