by joshua@hfcgh.org | Dec 21, 2022 | HF Kids, Preparedness
This is the final installment in our series on Emergency Preparedness. Next week, we will be sending out a survey that will review and help us assess how we are doing in our preparedness efforts. Today, we want to talk specifically to households with children. When... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Dec 14, 2022 | Preparedness
Many if not most of us have experienced a power outage of a couple of days—maybe from a wind or ice storm if you are from the northern parts of the country, or, a tornado or hurricane if you’re from the Midwest or South. For some, it might have even been fun to cook... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Dec 7, 2022 | Preparedness
This week’s emergency preparation newsletter focuses on your emergency first aid kit and medicines. Unfortunately, in many households’ preparedness efforts, first aid and medications are often overlooked and definitely underfunded. It’s probably the least glamorous of... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Nov 30, 2022 | Preparedness
A great way to think of emergency preparedness is as a three-pronged approach: home, work, and travel, all of which will have some degree of overlap. This article will focus on the home and specifically home security. Here are some ideas for you to consider in making... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Nov 23, 2022 | Preparedness
NEW! If you’re on the Telegram messaging app, consider joining our channel, “Consider the Ant,” with even more preparedness-related tips, information, insights, and news stories. With so many facets of Emergency Planning to consider, we sometimes overlook the... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Nov 15, 2022 | Preparedness
You never know when an emergency might occur—and where you might be when it does. What happens if a disaster strikes when you and your family members are in different locations? How will you reach each other? Where will you meet up? A good emergency communication plan...