Disasters Can Strike At Any Time. Are you Ready?
Emergencies and disasters are devastating. We don’t want to see anyone suffer, but we know that people with disabilities are more vulnerable during emergencies. Often they have no plan and fewer resources. Have you done everything you can to prepare for a disaster?
✓ Be Ready
✓ Be Prepared
✓ Stay Alive
Planning for an emergency could save your life.
People with disabilities are more vulnerable during disasters and emergencies. Planning for an emergency is an essential plan to have. Create emergency readiness plans now, so that when the wind stops, the flood-waters recede, or the threat fades, you and those you love will have made it.
How To Be Ready For A Disaster
- Watch the videos below
- Create your readiness plans
- Call us for a FREE review of your plans
We Can Help You Create Emergency Readiness Plans
These videos are the best first step to creating your Emergency Readiness Plans.
Emergency Plan Steps
Shelter-In-Place or Evacuate?
Other Emergency Resources
“I don’t believe the dogs and us would have gotten through the kennel fire without the plans we’d made ahead of time.”
-Chris Wistrom
Create Your Emergency Readiness Plans Today
so that when the wind stops, the flood-waters recede, or the threat fades, you and those you love will have made it.
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