You want to prepare and be ready for everything, but are your children prepared if there is a disaster or emergency? In the event of an emergency, would your child/children know what to do? Start small with your kids, such as ensuring your child knows how and when to call 911, identify themselves, and provide their location. Also, familiarize them with emergency alerts explaining the sound of different sirens and what to do when your child hears each one.
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Emergencies and disasters can be scary, but the Prepare with Pedro game is here to help discuss these situations with your children in a fun and educational way. Check out this game and others at: https://lnkd.in/g6YnCVc #ReadyKids
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Discover how to prepare for disasters and emergencies at this FREE workshop created specifically for seniors. Learn how to assess your risks, make a plan, gather supplies, stay informed, connect with your neighbours and more. Webinar: Emergency Preparedness for Seniors Sept 18 | 2 pm | Online | Register: https://ow.ly/SQ7o50QNX9T
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Parents of Mableton, have you taught your kids the importance of following an emergency plan? Learn more about talking to your child about #EmergencyPreparedness and what they should do in different emergency situations: https://lnkd.in/e9xZqU3e
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As winter approaches, make sure you're ready for any emergencies that may arise. A simple step: verify staff and parent contact details for emergency alerts. Ensuring accurate contact information can help you quickly communicate during weather-related events or other emergencies. Learn more: bit.ly/4aUhVAv
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Critical Steps to Take in Case of Fire: Stay Safe and Protect Lives Recent incidents, like the bus fire in Chemin Grenier, highlight the importance of knowing what to do in case of a fire. Follow these steps to ensure your safety: 1. Evacuate Immediately: Alert others as you exit and use the nearest safe exit. 2. Stay Low: Crawl on the ground to avoid inhaling toxic smoke and fumes. Cover your nose and mouth with a damp cloth if possible. 3. Close Doors Behind You: Shut doors as you leave to slow the spread of fire and smoke. 4. Call Emergency Services: Once you’re in a safe location, call 115 (Mauritius Fire and Rescue). 5. Never Re-enter: Do not go back into a burning building or vehicle, even if the fire seems to have been extinguished. Being prepared and acting quickly can save lives. Stay safe and share these crucial steps with others to help prevent tragedy.
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Managing a household with four kids has taught me the importance of being prepared for any emergency. I want to help you equip your family with the necessary knowledge to face any situation confidently. Here's how: https://lnkd.in/gentNQKS
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Emergencies don’t wait—so why should your family? This year, create a plan that keeps everyone on the same page: 1️⃣ List emergency contacts, including someone out of town. 2️⃣ Choose meeting spots for small and large emergencies. 3️⃣ Set up a group chat to stay connected. A little planning now can make all the difference later. 💬 What’s the first step you’ll take to safeguard your family? Let’s talk in the comments!
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Emergencies don’t wait—so why should your family? This year, create a plan that keeps everyone on the same page: 1️⃣ List emergency contacts, including someone out of town. 2️⃣ Choose meeting spots for small and large emergencies. 3️⃣ Set up a group chat to stay connected. A little planning now can make all the difference later. 💬 What’s the first step you’ll take to safeguard your family? Let’s talk in the comments!
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Emergencies don’t wait—so why should your family? This year, create a plan that keeps everyone on the same page: 1️⃣ List emergency contacts, including someone out of town. 2️⃣ Choose meeting spots for small and large emergencies. 3️⃣ Set up a group chat to stay connected. A little planning now can make all the difference later. 💬 What’s the first step you’ll take to safeguard your family? Let’s talk in the comments!
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Emergencies don’t wait—so why should your family? This year, create a plan that keeps everyone on the same page: 1️⃣ List emergency contacts, including someone out of town. 2️⃣ Choose meeting spots for small and large emergencies. 3️⃣ Set up a group chat to stay connected. A little planning now can make all the difference later. 💬 What’s the first step you’ll take to safeguard your family? Let’s talk in the comments!
