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The links below provide information about how individuals,
organizations, and businesses can prepare for a disaster - whether man-made,
natural, or an act of terrorism.
Are
You Ready? A Guide to Citizen Preparedness by the Federal Emergency
Management Agency.
Ready.gov.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Ready America.
Ready.gov. U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Ready
Business. Ready.gov. U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
Ready Kids. Ready.gov. U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
"Boot
Camp for Civilians".
"Together
We Prepare", American Red Cross. How to develop a plan, put
together a survival kit, get some training, volunteer, and donate blood.
Homeland
Security Advisory System Recommendations, American Red Cross. A guide
for individuals, families, neighborhoods, schools, and businesses.
Business
& Industry Guide, American Red Cross.
www.72hours.org.
How to prepare for an earthquake.
"Giving
Birth "In Place"". A guide to emergency
preparedness for childbirth by the American College of
Nurse-Midwives. March 2003.
www.BusinessSecurityTips.com
A website launched by the Security Industry Association (SIA) to aid
corporations with security concerns.
Your
Homefront Security. MSNBC News Special Report.
"Family
Preparedness Plan". Wallet size form for emergency contact
numbers. National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
"Family
Disaster Plan". The Disaster Center.
What to Do With
Your Pet? See PETS 911.
Family
Security Matters.
"Emergency
Financial First Aid Kit". A disaster preparation guide for
families. Operation Hope. (Acrobat Reader PDF file
).
"Emergency
Preparedness Guide". Protecting Your Family and Your
Home. Home Ownership Alliance and DHS. (Acrobat Reader PDF
file ).
How To Be Prepared In
Bombing Incidents
"Preparing
for a Terrorist Bombing: A Common Sense Approach". Center
for Disease Control. (Acrobat Reader PDF file
).
