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OUR RESPONSE TIMELINE
HOW RESPONSE TAKES SHAPE.
Crisis response unfolds in phases. As conditions change, Sentinel adapts personnel, logistics, and field visibility to help protect vulnerable children in unstable environments.
0–24
HOURS
24–48
HOURS
48–72
HOURS
DAYS
3–5
DAYS
4–7
WEEK
1–2
WEEK
2–3
WEEK
3–4+
PHASE 01
Situation Developing
0–24 HOURS
Sentinel monitors the disaster as local agencies conduct immediate life-safety operations and the scale of the need begins to emerge.

Understanding displacement, infrastructure failures, and overwhelmed public safety systems helps identify where children may become isolated or especially vulnerable to exploitation.
HOW SENTINEL RESPONDS
MOVING SUPPORT
WHERE IT'S NEEDED MOST.
Crisis response requires more than good intentions. Sentinel helps move personnel, resources, and trusted support into unstable environments where protection systems may be overwhelmed.

MOVE CRITICAL RESOURCES
Transportation, supplies, communications, and logistical support help communities stabilize when normal systems are disrupted.

RESTORE FIELD VISIBILITY
Advance teams help identify real needs, access limits, vulnerable areas, and critical gaps that may not be visible from a distance.

PROTECT VULNERABLE CHILDREN
Response support helps close the gaps that can leave children separated, isolated, missing, or more vulnerable to exploitation.
Response is not one action. It is coordinated movement, clear information, and protection-focused support.
CONTINUE THE JOURNEY
Crisis response helps stabilize urgent needs, but long-term protection continues through recovery, survivor support, and trusted partnerships.
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