[Guide] Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities

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The guide is part of the PreparedBC program by the British Columbia government, which aims to increase the resiliency of individuals, families, and communities in the face of emergencies and disasters. This particular guide focuses on providing information and strategies for people with disabilities to prepare themselves for emergency situations.

The guide covers a range of topics, including identifying potential hazards, creating a personal support network, preparing an emergency kit, developing a communication plan, and creating a plan for evacuation. The guide also provides information on how to access emergency services, and tips for dealing with specific disabilities and medical conditions during an emergency.

The information is presented in an easy-to-read format with clear headings, bullet points, and graphics to help make the content more accessible. The guide is available for free online and can be downloaded as a PDF for printing or digital use.

Overall, this resource is an invaluable tool for people with disabilities who want to be prepared for emergencies and disasters. It provides practical advice and useful information that can help individuals and families stay safe and secure during challenging times.