Americares #HurricaneBeryl Response Team Leader Adam Keehn speaks with CNN anchor Fredricka Whitfield from #Jamaica about our teams work on the ground and our readiness to deliver aid to the most devastated communities. “We have medicine and supplies, hygiene kits and all kinds of resources. We also can make small grants to organizations—health clinics—that need to rehabilitate their infrastructure that was damaged in the storm.” Learn more about our response: https://lnkd.in/ezF4bQwR #Americares #CNN
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#Libya | Analysis report provides an initial overview of the #humanitarian situation, with an emphasis on #Derna City, one of the most affected areas ⏹️Number of people affected likely to rise ⏹️Psychosocial support, food, shelter, NFIs, healthcare, and logistical support are priority needs. ⏹️7,000+ injured ⏹️30,000+ displaced 📋Read more on the impact of Storm Daniel: https://lnkd.in/d8sXEsNV
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It's officially hurricane season, and preparing for extreme weather is an important step to keep safe. ☔️ People with Parkinson’s disease and their care partners should take these tips into consideration to ensure that all PD-related needs are accounted for when preparing for a hurricane or any other natural disaster: https://lnkd.in/g-JVArjg
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Preparedness means making sure everyone in the household is ready for a #hurricane 🌀 or other disaster, including children. Ensuring that the young kids in the household are prepared can help make your emergency response smoother. Here are some tips to help your child #BePrepared in the face of an imminent storm: 📋 Review your household #emergencyplan using language the children will understand. 📞 Go over your communications plan and ensure that your kids know what to do if you get separated. 🎯 Perform practice drills as a family so children know how to respond in different scenarios, including for shelter at home 🏡 and #evacuations 🗺️. 📚 Use the FEMA Ready.gov Kids Resource Library to familiarize your child with emergency planning and preparedness. Resources... ☑️ #FEMA Ready Kids: https://www.ready.gov/kids ☑️ Ready Kids Resource Library: https://lnkd.in/g8VzUK2g ☑️ American Red Cross How Families Can Prepare for Emergencies: https://lnkd.in/gS6gg3gR #Atlantichurricaneseason #hurricaneseason2023 #emergencymanagement #hurricaneseason #hurricanes #hurricanepreparedness #Atlantichurricanes #emergencypreparedness #2023hurricaneseason #childpreparedness #readykids #familypreparedness
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Preparing for extreme weather is a burden for anyone in the path of a storm. ⛈️ People with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers should take these tips into consideration to ensure that all PD-related needs are accounted for when preparing for a tornado, hurricane or any other natural disaster.
Extreme Weather Emergency Preparedness
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September kicks off National Preparedness Month to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies that could happen at any time. The 2023 theme is “Take Control in 1, 2, 3”. The campaign will focus on preparing older adults for disasters, specifically older adults from communities that are disproportionally impacted by the all-hazard events, which continue to threaten the nation. #PlanAheadNevada #NPM2023
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Our hearts weigh heavy with sorrow for the lives lost and the countless others displaced by the devastating floods in the past week.The toll on communities is immeasurable, and our thoughts are with all affected families. In the wake of this crisis, safety precautions are crucial: 1. Seek higher ground to escape the floodwaters and potential dangers. 2. Exercise caution and avoid flooded areas to prevent accidents and contamination. 3. Prepare emergency kits with essential supplies like food, water, and first aid. 4. Stay vigilant and heed warning signs to protect yourself and your community. 5. Extend a helping hand to neighbors in need, fostering a spirit of community resilience. Let's rally together, offering compassion, assistance, and hope to those grappling with loss and displacement. Together, we can weather this storm and emerge stronger. #SupportForAll #FloodSafety #communityresilience #irentlist
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With weather changes and extreme events on the rise this year, preparation is more critical than ever—especially for individuals living with Parkinson's and their caregivers. Extreme weather can pose unique challenges, from power outages affecting medical equipment to limited access to necessary medications. That's why having a solid plan in place is essential to ensure safety and well-being. The proactive steps identified in the article below can truly aid those with Parkinson's and their caregivers to better manage the risks posed by extreme weather events. Preparation can make all the difference in ensuring safety and peace of mind. Stay safe, stay prepared, and let’s support each other through these challenging times. 🤝 #ParkinsonsAwareness #ExtremeWeatherPrep #CaregiverSupport #SafetyFirst #CommunityStrong
Preparing for extreme weather is a burden for anyone in the path of a storm. ⛈️ People with Parkinson’s disease and their caregivers should take these tips into consideration to ensure that all PD-related needs are accounted for when preparing for a tornado, hurricane or any other natural disaster.
Extreme Weather Emergency Preparedness
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Did you know that preparing for a #disaster falls under the umbrella of #publichealth? Today's #NationalPublicHealthWeek topic is #EmergencyPreparedness. Emergency preparedness can protect you and your loved ones. Have a #plan & #emergency supplies and practice what to do in a disaster. Consider how you can help local organizations support underserved communities, where disasters often worsen inequities. Learn about local and national resources and ways you can prepare here: https://ow.ly/zYia50QQAY4
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Be safe while cleaning up after this week’s storms and tornadoes. Any wounds sustained during disaster cleanup should be taken seriously. If you receive a puncture wound or a wound contaminated with feces, soil, or saliva, have a doctor or health department determine whether a tetanus booster is necessary based on your individual records. Learn more about wound care after a natural disaster: https://lnkd.in/giZiVae8
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