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Are you and your family prepared if a disaster -- natural or manmade -- strikes? Families of children with disabilities may need to consider if special steps should be taken to ensure their families' safety during and/or after a disaster. The following links offer information, tips, tools and resources to assist families in making emergency plans. Web ResourcesCDIHP (Center for Disability Issues and the Health Professions) Evacuation
Preparedness Guide Coping with Disaster: Suggestions for Helping Children with Cognitive Disabilities DisabilityResources.org Disaster Preparedness page Disabled People and Disaster Planning from DP2 Disaster Resources for People with Disabilities and Emergency Managers
FEMA's Assisting People with Disabilities in Disasters Independent Living Resource Center of San Francisco Emergency Preparedness
page PrepareNow.org Red Cross - Emergency Preparedness United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) Disaster Preparedness for People with Disabilities Disaster Relief Facilities and OrganizationsBay Area Red Cross Federal Emergency Management Agency Governor's Office of Emergency Services Office of Emergency Services Earthquake Programs Mayor's Office on Disability |
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The information on these pages has been gleaned from several sources, but it is not necessarily comprehensive. We have endeavored to present it in the most thorough and accessible way possible. If you find that any information is incorrect, if you would like to offer feedback or if you know of additional resources that may be helpful to include, please contact us. This page was last updated: August 19, 2008 |
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