Disability Emergency Personal Evacuation Transportation Planning

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• June Kailes

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The book describes how people with disabilities can plan for emergencies when they need to leave their homes. It explains why having an evacuation plan is important, how to make a support team, and what supplies to pack. It gives tips on finding safe routes, getting rides, and staying in touch with helpers. It warns not to rely on just one plan or emergency registry. It also lists resources for more help and reminds readers to update their plans often so they are ready if a disaster happens.

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Focus Areas: Infrastructure Failure; Natural Disasters; Severe Weather

Audience: Families & Children

Emergency Management Stage: Preparedness (Prevention / Protection)

Keywords: Communication Barriers; Disaster Planning; Disabled Persons; Personal Health Services; Self-Help Groups; Social Support; Transportation of Patients; Community Networks

Institutions: The Partnership for Inclusive Disaster Strategies

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