Understanding Disasters: Your Family’s Preparedness Needs(website)
When disasters happen, families with preparedness plans and readiness kits can better respond. Ideally, your disaster plan should be unique to your family’s needs. Depending on where you live, for example, your family may be at higher risk for certain types of natural disasters such as wildfires, tornadoes or hurricanes. Where you live might also impact evacuation routes. Here’s what to know so you can be ready.
Disaster Preparedness Infographs and Social Media Posts(website)
A new campaign from the Pediatric Pandemic Network (PPN) and the AAP highlights the essential role of pediatric medical homes in disaster preparedness. Whether you are a pediatrician, family care provider, or community health nurse, you might be a medical home for a child and their family. Is your medical home disaster-ready? View and share our infographic and social media posts available here.
