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Good communication is important in an emergency. This week, we will help you get ready by making sure you can stay connected and share important information. Follow the tips each day to be prepared!
Learn why communication is important before, during, and after an emergency to individuals with IDD.
Do you have a list of all the important people in your life with their phone numbers (like your mom, dad, caregiver, friends, neighbors)? Learn who you should include and where to keep your lists.
Have you signed up for the emergency alerts in your area so officials can contact you to give you important information and updates like you need to evacuate, or where to go to find a shelter. Learn where to go how to sign up to sign up to make sure you get the latest information.
Make sure you enter your emergency information on your cell phone or communication device so first responders can find you and family members know you need help.
Emergency Preparedness for Your Phone
Learn how to text messages on your cell phone and how to text 911 for help.
Learn how to store pre-programmed messages into your phone and communication devices for different types of emergencies to tell someone what you need and where you are located.