1. Be ReadyNH! A Personal Plan for All Emergencies Trainers:

2. After this workshop, participants will be able to: – Understand the importance of personal preparedness – Identify personal barriers to planning – Assess their level of preparedness – Use resources on ReadyNH.gov – Sign up for NH Alerts – Identify steps they can take to develop or improve their emergency plan Learning Objectives

3. Preparing a Family Emergency Kit in Plain English

4. Complete the Emergency Kit checklist to assess your level of preparedness Activity

5. How well prepared do you feel your household is to handle a large-scale disaster or emergency? – Well-prepared – Somewhat prepared – Not prepared Preparedness in NH 32.2% 53.6% 14.1%

6. Have plans in place to: – Shelter-in-Place – Evacuate – Connect with loved ones Approach to Preparedness

7. Plan to Shelter-in-Place

8. Plan to Evacuate

9. Have your preparedness shopping list ready and watch for sales Stockpile tap water Use the water in your home water heater Don’t make French toast Check the dollar store Set a preparedness budget and purchase items slowly Tips for Preparing on a Budget

10. Plan to Connect

11. https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/B FC2664C2B92 https://public.coderedweb.com/CNE/B FC2664C2B92 Sign up for NH Alerts

12. NH Alerts App

13. Shelter-in-place Evacuate – Alternative work arrangements Emergency phone tree or other alert system for employees Other ideas? Workplace Preparedness

14. Review Your Plan and Kit

15. Support Others

16. www.ReadyNH.gov

17. Please complete your evaluation! Questions?

18. 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. Special Thanks to...