Jase Response

07/10/2026

Proud of the work we are able to be a part of in Venezuela for the ongoing earthquake relief efforts💪

YOUR support makes this possible to amplify the impact of the many teams working together around the clock to care for our brothers and sisters in Venezuela. Thank you 🇻🇪💙

07/10/2026

🇻🇪 The search and rescue phase may be ending, but the medical response is just beginning.

Because of your support, Jase Response equipped our disaster relief partner, HEAL-CORP, with essential medications before deploying to Venezuela. Those medications are now reaching hospitals and frontline medical teams caring for communities impacted by the devastating earthquakes. 💊🏥

From assessing critical needs and replenishing medication supplies to coordinating with local and international response partners, our team is helping strengthen healthcare during one of the most vulnerable stages of disaster recovery.

These photos are a reminder that recovery doesn’t happen overnight. Thank you for helping us equip those serving on the front lines. ❤️

🙏 Please continue to pray for the people of Venezuela and consider supporting Jase Response Disaster Relief: https://givebutter.com/aQ8pUO

07/08/2026

VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKE RELIEF🇻🇪 | Jase Response medical aid has arrived in country

Our Jase Response medical disaster relief partner, HEAL-CORP, has officially arrived in Venezuela and is already on the ground working alongside military, civilian, and international response partners to support communities recovering from the devastating earthquakes.

Within the first days of deployment, the team has:

🏥 Conducted assessments at civilian and military hospitals.

💊 Delivered Jase medications to replenish critically low supplies, including life-saving antibiotics and other essential medications.

🚰 Helped address urgent needs impacting patient care, including access to safe drinking water.

🤝 Coordinated with local officials, the Incident Command Center, the International Red Cross, UN OCHA, and other humanitarian organizations to support the next phase of recovery.

As search and rescue operations transition into long-term recovery, a new challenge begins. Damaged healthcare systems, interrupted medication access, overcrowded shelters, unsafe water, and displacement often give rise to a secondary public health crisis in the weeks and months after a disaster.

❗️This is why we’re supporting the frontline responders right now.

Your support helps us continue equipping frontline medical professionals with the medications and supplies they need to serve vulnerable communities throughout the recovery ahead.

Together, we can help ensure that a lack of access to essential medicine doesn’t become the next disaster.

❤️ Support Jase Response Disaster Relief: https://givebutter.com/aQ8pUO

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06/27/2026

Together, we can bring healing to our brothers and sisters in Venezuela🙏🇻🇪

Aaron Asay, Executive Director of Jase Response, invites you to join this journey with us to respond to the immense needs happening right now in Venezuela.

Help fund medical relief for the aftermath of the earthquakes 🩺⚕️

https://givebutter.com/aQ8pUO

Thank you for your prayers and support to provide hope and healing in crisis.

06/26/2026

🇻🇪Our hearts are with the people of Venezuela as they face the devastating aftermath of multiple major earthquakes.

🌎 Two powerful earthquakes measuring 7.2 and 7.5 struck within seconds of one another on June 24�
🏙️ Communities across the region have experienced significant structural damage and disruption.�
🏥 589+ have been killed, 3000+ injured, and countless families displaced.�
🚧 Access into the country remains one of the most significant challenges to delivering aid.�
🤝 Humanitarian organizations around the world are mobilizing to support relief efforts.

At Jase Response, we are actively engaging with partners to identify a path forward for humanitarian assistance. While gaining access into Venezuela remains the greatest hurdle at this time, we are committed to exploring every opportunity to help deliver essential medications, medical support, and hope to communities impacted by this disaster.

Please join us in praying for those who are grieving, those still awaiting news of loved ones, and the responders working tirelessly to bring relief in the days ahead.🙏

Your support mobilizes impact: https://givebutter.com/aQ8pUO

Image Credit: World Vision

06/19/2026

Hope travels farther when people come together to serve.🇬🇹

We’re honored to have supported the GOODEN MED Outreach Foundation’s new clinic in Guatemala through a donation of medications that will help equip local providers to care for children and families in their community.

At Jase Response, we believe preparedness isn’t only about responding when disaster strikes—it’s also about strengthening access to healthcare in places where resources can be difficult to reach. We’re grateful for partners like Dr. Gooden, Elry Orozco, and the volunteers who continue showing up with willing hands and compassionate hearts.

And seeing the next generation help sort and prepare medications may be the most meaningful reminder of all: service is contagious. When children witness generosity in action, they begin to understand that changing lives doesn’t require extraordinary influence—just a willingness to share what you’ve been given.

Thank you to everyone helping extend dignity, care, and hope beyond borders. 🤍🌎💊

05/25/2026

Today, we remember the men and women who gave everything in service to others.

Their sacrifice is why we train, prepare, and respond — so that in moments of crisis, people are not left alone.

Freedom has always carried a cost. May we honor it not only with remembrance, but through lives marked by courage, service, and compassion.

— Aaron Asay
Executive Director, Jase Response 🇺🇸

05/15/2026

Welcome to the Jase Weekly Threat Assessment for May 15, 2026: https://youtu.be/DHLbzjOXKDE?si=UnDBmQuAagPcFssV

This week, Aaron Asay, Executive Director of Jase Response puts on his professor hat for a deep-dive biological lesson on Hantavirus — what it is, why it's been in the news, and whether you actually need to worry about it.

🦠 Hantavirus 101 — What You Need to Know:

1. Hantavirus is endemic to the Four Corners region (Utah, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico) and spreads through rodent droppings, urine, and saliva that get aerosolized and inhaled
2. Most people's immune systems handle it without illness — but if it progresses to severe pulmonary disease, it can be up to 30% lethal
3. It is a single-strand RNA virus (similar to COVID and Ebola) that mutates frequently — which is why public health officials watch it closely
4. It is NOT transmissible human-to-human in the US strains — with one known exception: the Andes strain from South America

🚢 The Cruise Ship Outbreak — 11 cases and 3 fatalities were linked to a cruise ship traveling from Argentina. The Andes strain is the only known Hantavirus that has shown limited human-to-human transmission, and contact tracing is still underway. This is not a pandemic-level event — it is self-limiting and poses no risk unless you had direct, close contact with symptomatic patients.

🌍 Travel Safety Reminder — Traveling doesn't make you invincible. Keep the same risk awareness you'd have at home. Wash your hands, practice normal hygiene, and stay aware of your surroundings — but don't go overboard. Over-sanitizing can actually weaken your immune system.

⚠️ Other Threats This Week:

1. Terrorism risk from lone wolves, radicalized groups, and embedded foreign actors remains unchanged
2. Wildfire, tornado, and hurricane season is ramping up — carry your EDC kit including a small power bank and charging cable at all times

The bottom line: No need to panic. Travel, explore, enjoy the world — just do it with your eyes open.

💊 Build your travel and home preparedness kit at jase.com
🔗 Disaster response and community preparedness: jaseresponse.org

Welcome to the Jase Medical Weekly Threat Assessment for May 15, 2026. This week, Aaron Asay, Executive Director of Jase Response, puts on his professor hat ...

04/30/2026

TONIGHT — JOIN US LIVE 🚨

From the sidelines to the outdoors—heat risks are real, and they escalate fast.

Join Jase Response TONIGHT at 5:30 PM MT with Executive Director Aaron Asay (former firefighter & current Physician Assistant) and COO Luke Dill (Special Forces veteran + survival expert) for a live conversation on warm weather preparedness + real-time response.

🌡️ How to stay resilient in extreme heat
🚑 What to do when heat illness strikes
💬 Live Q&A — bring your questions

Real experience. Practical insight. Skills you can actually use.

📍 Join us on IG Live. Be ready before it matters.

04/29/2026

🌞As the temps rise, so do the risks—and heat-related emergencies can escalate fast when you’re on the field, on the trail, or out for the day.

🗓️Join Jase Response TOMORROW at 5:30 PM MT for a live conversation on warm weather preparedness + real-time response—so you know exactly what to do when it matters most.

🌡️ Stay resilient in extreme heat
🚑 Know what to do when heat illness strikes
💬 Live Q&A — bring your questions

From sports field sidelines to summer outings—this is practical, no-fluff insight you can actually use.

📍 Join us on IG Live. Be ready for whatever the season brings.