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Augmentative Communication Emergency Preparedness Guide
Maintain communication during emergencies with low-tech backups, charged devices, clear instructions, and trained support people. -
Wheelchair and Mobility Device Emergency Guide
Protect mobility and independence by planning accessible routes, assistance, charging, repairs, and device information. -
Diabetes Emergency Preparedness Guide
Build a portable diabetes plan for medication, monitoring, food, hydration, records, power loss, and disrupted care. -
Home Oxygen Emergency Preparedness Guide
Prepare clinician-approved backup oxygen, evacuation, power, supplier, and fire-safety plans before an outage or disaster. -
Ostomy Emergency Preparedness Guide
Maintain ostomy care during evacuation or utility disruption with extra supplies, clean-water planning, records, and privacy. -
Dialysis Emergency Preparedness Guide
Build a clinician-approved plan for dialysis disruptions covering treatment contacts, records, transportation, medicines, food, and water. -
Dental Emergency Preparedness Guide
Prepare for urgent dental problems when services are disrupted without relying on unsafe home repairs or delayed professional care. -
Eyeglasses and Contact Lens Emergency Preparedness Guide
Protect vision during evacuations and water disruptions with spare glasses, safe lens hygiene, prescriptions, and accessible organization. -
Household Poison Prevention During Disasters
Prevent accidental poisoning when medicines, fuels, cleaners, pesticides, and unfamiliar containers are moved or used during emergencies. -
Menstrual Hygiene During Emergencies Guide
Prepare menstrual supplies, clean-water options, privacy, disposal, and backup plans for disruptions and evacuation. -
Avalanche Awareness and Backcountry Travel Guide
Make conservative winter backcountry decisions using forecasts, terrain awareness, training, rescue equipment, and group discipline. -
Chainsaw and Storm Debris Cleanup Safety Guide
Approach storm debris conservatively by recognizing electrical, structural, and chainsaw hazards before cleanup begins.
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