New York Hope (NYHope) is a simulation-based disaster response training focused on local and multi-county emergency management and disaster response skills. NYHope is hosted at the New York State Preparedness and Training Center in upstate New York every summer. The exercise provides an immersive experience where participants can learn and practice everything from working in an Emergency Operations Center to performing search and rescue operations in rural and urban environments.

Missouri Hope (MOHope) is a disaster response training exercise that uses simulation-based events to immerse participants in the world of disaster response. Participants will get to practice responding to a state-level natural disaster, including taking part in actions such as running an Emergency Operations Center, performing rapid field triage at a mass-casualty incident, and even carrying out a high-angle rescue operation. MOHope also features advanced participant lanes for returning participants or those with specialized training/education in either emergency operations management (the Advanced EOC Lane) or disaster medical care (the Advanced Medical Ops Lane).