Code of Conduct
Rated personnel of the Central Aid Agency are expected to:
1. Honor Life - Respect the sanctity of life in all its forms.
2. Be of Sound Mind, Body, and Moral Conscience - Know right from wrong and avoid behavior that is sinful and immoral; especially behavior that is racist, dishonest, unethical, or that brings discredit to yourself or the agency.
3. Be Polite – Avoid swearing, cussing, and using vulgar language.
4. Be Honorable – Practice the Golden Rule (Treat others as you wish to be treated) and strive do the right thing; act as peacemakers and avoid being inflammatory. Make decisions prayerfully, with wisdom and critical thinking. Avoid making decisions rashly based on emotion or baseless ideology. Remember that we are called to serve a greater good.
5. Be Compassionate – Act with compassion towards others, especially those of differing beliefs or lifestyles; but do not encourage or endorse immoral behavior. We are called to love the sinner but not the sin.
6. Be Professional – Present yourself in a way that conveys professionalism, honor, and integrity; on and off duty. Including not engaging in political activity or wearing political emblems on duty or in uniform. Official impartiality and neutrality is important to our mission. The Board of Directors holds final authority concerning political activity of C.A.A. personnel in an official capacity.
7. Be Responsible – Including not consuming or purchasing alcohol: 1) While on duty or in uniform, except at an officially authorized formal occasion. 2) While underage. 3) Intentionally or regularly to the point of becoming intoxicated or impaired.
8. Be Healthy – Including not smoking, vaping, using tobacco, marijuana, drugs, or any substances that are psychoactive or impair judgement; or their byproducts (Usage of medical drugs or substances prescribed by a competent physician excluded). Not get or have tattoos, piercings, or other body modifications beyond what is allowed by regulation.
9. Be Dutiful – Abide by the C.A.A. Constitution, and follow the rules and regulations of the Central Aid Agency while in its service. Respect and follow the rules and laws of the states and nations where you are assigned, as required by policy.
10. Be Faithful – Seek to honor God in your words and actions. Understand that the Central Aid Agency is faith-based and that Christianity is the central focus of our organization. However, the organization is open to everyone.
2. Be of Sound Mind, Body, and Moral Conscience - Know right from wrong and avoid behavior that is sinful and immoral; especially behavior that is racist, dishonest, unethical, or that brings discredit to yourself or the agency.
3. Be Polite – Avoid swearing, cussing, and using vulgar language.
4. Be Honorable – Practice the Golden Rule (Treat others as you wish to be treated) and strive do the right thing; act as peacemakers and avoid being inflammatory. Make decisions prayerfully, with wisdom and critical thinking. Avoid making decisions rashly based on emotion or baseless ideology. Remember that we are called to serve a greater good.
5. Be Compassionate – Act with compassion towards others, especially those of differing beliefs or lifestyles; but do not encourage or endorse immoral behavior. We are called to love the sinner but not the sin.
6. Be Professional – Present yourself in a way that conveys professionalism, honor, and integrity; on and off duty. Including not engaging in political activity or wearing political emblems on duty or in uniform. Official impartiality and neutrality is important to our mission. The Board of Directors holds final authority concerning political activity of C.A.A. personnel in an official capacity.
7. Be Responsible – Including not consuming or purchasing alcohol: 1) While on duty or in uniform, except at an officially authorized formal occasion. 2) While underage. 3) Intentionally or regularly to the point of becoming intoxicated or impaired.
8. Be Healthy – Including not smoking, vaping, using tobacco, marijuana, drugs, or any substances that are psychoactive or impair judgement; or their byproducts (Usage of medical drugs or substances prescribed by a competent physician excluded). Not get or have tattoos, piercings, or other body modifications beyond what is allowed by regulation.
9. Be Dutiful – Abide by the C.A.A. Constitution, and follow the rules and regulations of the Central Aid Agency while in its service. Respect and follow the rules and laws of the states and nations where you are assigned, as required by policy.
10. Be Faithful – Seek to honor God in your words and actions. Understand that the Central Aid Agency is faith-based and that Christianity is the central focus of our organization. However, the organization is open to everyone.