Partnering for Preparedness: Key Lessons from CRESA and the Commission on Aging

 

CRESA has been pleased to partner with the Commission on Aging this year on emergency preparedness. Here are some lessons learned from that collaboration. 

Emergencies and disasters can happen quickly. Sometimes we have warning, such as with winter weather, other times, it may come from nowhere, such as with an earthquake or wildfire. Being prepared for all types of emergency situations can help reduce fear and anxiety and minimize potential loss

Emergency preparedness is crucial to maintaining quality of life and particularly important for older adults, who are among those most impacted by major health events or hazards.

 

1. Have an Emergency Kit 

2. Make a Plan

3. When something bad happens… 

For information on what to include in your emergency kit and Go-Bag, things to consider when making your plan, and more, please visit:

Disaster Preparedness Guide for Older Adults

Disaster Preparedness for Seniors By Seniors

 

 

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