1. Stay, Leave, Connect: A Personal Plan for All Emergencies Introductions

2. Help participants to: Understand the importance of personal preparedness, Identify personal barriers to planning, Assess personal preparedness levels, Use resources on www.nh.gov/ReadyNH, Identify 3 key components of a family emergency preparedness plan Workshop Objectives

3. Help participants to: Create a personal emergency preparedness plan to stay-in-place, leave your home, and connect with loved ones. Gather emergency supplies Visit www.nh.gov/readyNH Workshop Objectives continued…

4. Activity Please take a few moments to complete the home preparedness survey on the back third of your brochure

5. Plan to STAY

6. Plan to LEAVE

7. Plan to CONNECT

8. New Tools to Connect Google Person Finder American Red Cross Safe and Well

9. Copy of the emergency phone tree to reach workers if available Emergency call in number or process Alternative work arrangements Workplace Ideas

10. Stay If we had to stay at your workplace for 3 days, what supplies would you need? Leave If you could not enter your workplace for an extended period of time, would you be able to work from home or an alternate site? Connect Does your workplace have an emergency phone tree or list? Do you keep it in an easily accessible place? Workplace Ideas

11. Review your Plan

12. Support Others

13. Preparing a Family Emergency Kit in Plain English Preparing a Family Emergency Kit in Plain English Emergency Preparedness: Making Emergency Preparedness Kit Emergency Preparedness: Making Emergency Preparedness Kit Preparedness Videos

14. Ready NH www.nh.gov/ReadyNH

15. Please complete evaluations Questions?

16. Special Thanks to... Developed in Collaboration with the Community Health Institute, NH DHHS, NH HSEM, VolunteerNH, the American Red Cross, and the Public Health Networks based on material developed by the Cambridge Advance Practice Center for Emergency Preparedness through a cooperative agreement from CDC to NACCHO. These materials do not necessarily represent the official views of CDC or NACCHO.