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Emergency Preparedness

In an event of an emergency, it is important to plan ahead and talk about what you will do before, during and after an emergency. Make plan with your families and caregivers about how will you get to a safe place, get in touch with each other and get back to each other.

Functional Needs (1)

Pets and Service Animals (1)

Aging (1)

Functional Needs

Plan now for what you need to stay safe, healthy and independent during or after an emergency. Some emergencies may mean that you stay at home. Other types may cause you to leave your home to go to a friend’s house or an emergency shelter.

Website: http://www.readync.org

Categories Adulthood Functional Needs Emergency Preparedness Aging Emergency Preparedness General Services

How to Prepare Your Bedroom for an Emergency

Learn how to prepare your home and bedroom for safety in any emergency.

Website: https://www.mattressadvisor.com/emergency-preparedness/

Categories Emergency Preparedness

Pets and Service Animals

Pets and service animals are key members of a family. Ready NC provides a comprehensive checklist to make sure your pet and/or service animals are in included in your family emergency plan.

Website: https://www.readync.org/plan-and-prepare/pets-and-service-animals

Categories Pets and Service Animals Emergency Preparedness

READY NC: Emergency Preparedness

ReadyNC provides comprehensive resource on the items a senior citizen, with or without disabilities should have prepared in case of an emergency.

Website: https://www.readync.org/plan-and-prepare/seniors

Categories Adulthood Emergency Preparedness Aging Emergency Preparedness

Seniors

ReadyNC provides comprehensive resource on the items a senior citizen, with or without disabilities should have prepared in case of an emergency.

Website: https://www.readync.org/plan-and-prepare/seniors

Categories Aging Emergency Preparedness

Show Me: A Communication Tool for Emergency Shelters

A simple, hands-on tool to reduce communication barriers and better assist individuals with access and functional needs, and professional shelter staff and volunteers, make their needs and concerns understood within a community shelter setting during an emergency.

This booklet has been obtained and released by NCCDD and North Carolina Emergency Management.

Download Show Me: A Communication Took for Emergency Shelters

Categories Emergency Preparedness

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