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Prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery are the five steps of Emergency Management.
Emergency Preparedness Tips for Families Prepare an emergency kit with child-specific items (e.g., formula, diapers, medications). Teach children how to call 911 and when it is appropriate to do so. Ensure children know important contact information, including an out-of-area emergency contact.
Getting a good grasp of the Three Basic Skills on Emergency Preparedness will help strengthen your capabilities in dealing with emergencies or contingencies. Extinguish and Prevent Fire. Learn how to use and maintain fire service installations and equipment correctly. Self-help and Help Others. Escape and Evacuate.
Create a scavenger hunt where kids search for emergency kit items around the house. Make a checklist of essential items such as bottled water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, and first aid supplies. Turn it into a fun, timed challenge to see how quickly they can gather everything.
Develop an emergency plan. Collect and assemble disaster supplies kit. Learn where to seek shelter from all types of hazards. Identify the community warning systems and evacuation routes.
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Conduct scavenger hunts for items that would be included in an emergency kit such as a flashlight, batteries, battery-operated radio, canned or dried food, water, first aid kit, medicines (for the scavenger hunt, empty medicine bottles will do), toilet paper, and rain gear.
Disaster Prepared: Ten Steps to Safety Identify Your Risk. Create a Family Disaster Plan. Practice Your Disaster Plan. Build a Disaster Supply Kit For Your Home and Car. Prepare Your Children. Dont Forget Those With Special Needs. Learn CPR and First Aid. Eliminate Hazards in Your Home and The Workplace.
It can reduce stress and anxiety for children. A well-prepared childcare program will provide children with age-appropriate information about emergencies and practice drills so that they can feel more prepared.

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