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Emergency Planning for People with Disabilities

Emergencies are situations that are unexpected, sudden, and often dangerous. Some emergencies are caused by natural disasters, such as a flood or tornado. Some are man-made disasters, such as an act of terrorism. Other emergencies may involve a person or their family, such as an accident or medical emergency. For people with disabilities and their families, emergencies could result in a disruption of services and supports that they need to stay safe and healthy. It is important to create an Emergency Plan now — before an emergency or disaster happens.

Emergency Management Be Prepared Kit

The Emergency Management Be Prepared Kit helps you to create your own emergency preparedness plan. The kit includes several forms and checklists for you to complete:

More Emergency Planning Resources

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