by joshua@hfcgh.org | Nov 9, 2022 | Preparedness
You may be familiar with the “Rule of 3s,” which reminds us that we can live: 3 weeks without food 3 days without water 3 minutes without air This is an excellent rule of thumb when prioritizing your needs in an emergency. In most environments, it takes a few days... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Nov 2, 2022 | Preparedness
After you’ve implemented your basic 72-hour emergency pantry and supplies plan, the next step is your longer-term food supply and storage. A three-month supply is a good benchmark to start from, and you can work your way up from there, based on your household’s needs... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Oct 26, 2022 | Preparedness
This issue will address the topic of light and energy in an emergency. But First . . . Let’s take inventory of what we’ve covered so far: Week 1 – The importance of COMMUNITY (First Step Blog) Week 2 – Having a BASIC 72-HOUR preparedness plan in place,... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Oct 19, 2022 | Preparedness
In this issue, we’re going to start with the basics of emergency preparedness. A 72-hour emergency kit is the absolute minimum every household should have. Most people believe the government and first responders will be there to help them in a disaster, but that is... by joshua@hfcgh.org | Oct 12, 2022 | Preparedness
Welcome to the inaugural installment of the Harborview Preparedness Newsletter! Look for this communication in your inbox WEEKLY as a source of information, encouragement, and insight designed to help you and your family be prepared to navigate emergencies as they...