Tornados, earthquakes, floods, and fires are disasters that can bring tragedy to
This year’s theme, “Don’t Wait, Communicate,” reminds us that we should have a conversation about what to do in an emergency and that the last thing we want to worry about in an emergency is how to communicate with our family.
Below are a few resources available to help you get started creating a preparedness plan:
Trauma can have a negative impact on children’s and youths’ short- and long-term well-being. Parents, professionals, and other caring adults can use the resources below to learn about how trauma affects children and youth and what they can do to help.
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