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What We Do
Key Resources for Family Preparedness:
Create an Emergency Plan:
Learn how to make a comprehensive family emergency plan that includes evacuation routes, communication methods, and meeting points.
Emergency First Aid Kit:
Access our detailed checklist for assembling a well-stocked first aid kit, complete with essentials like medications, bandages, and tools to help you manage injuries or illnesses in an emergency.
Disaster-Specific Protective Actions:
Get tailored advice on how to stay safe during different types of disasters, such as floods, earthquakes, and fires. These guidelines are based on the latest research and are easy to follow.
Family Communication Plan:
Ensure that everyone in your family knows how to stay in contact, even if traditional communication networks go down. We provide advice on how to maintain communication during emergencies.
Until Help Arrives Training:
This program is designed to teach families basic life-saving techniques to use while waiting for first responders. Learn how to administer first aid, control bleeding, and care for injuries in a crisis.
Emergency Preparedness Checklists:
Use our customizable checklists to build an emergency kit and develop a solid plan for any kind of disaster.
Prepared from disaster
Children and Youth
Explore engaging activities and unique opportunities to involve young people in disaster preparedness.
Student Tools for Emergency Planning (STEP)
A curriculum designed for students fourth grade and above, inspiring them to prepare for disasters, emergencies, and hazards both inside and outside the classroom.
Points for Youth and
Children Prepare
DCTIAH-KB-INDIA Volunteer Program
This initiative aims to teach young people valuable skills for responding to emergencies in their communities.
Youth Preparedness DCTIAH-KB-INDIA Committee
This Committee brings together young leaders passionate about making a positive impact in their communities through emergency management and disaster preparedness.
Workshop on Integrating the Needs of Children into Disasters
The goal of this workshop is to teach communities and organisations how to create programmes that give children's needs top priority during the planning stages of disasters.
Student Tools for Emergency Planning (STEP)
A curriculum designed for students fourth grade and above, inspiring them to prepare for disasters, emergencies, and hazards both inside and outside the classroom.
Youth Preparedness DCTIAH-KB-INDIA Committee
This Committee brings together young leaders passionate about making a positive impact in their communities through emergency management and disaster preparedness.
Prepare With DCTIAH-KB-INDIA
A comprehensive set of materials that educates children about preparing for and staying safe during disasters, emergencies, and other stressful situations.
Addressing Critical Needs
Food
All the basics for businesses that are just getting started.
- Quantity
- Calculate the Population
- Store the food & Water
Medicine
All the basics for businesses that are just getting started.
- Quantity
- Take Correct Medicine
- Take Correct Dosage
Communication
Advanced features for pros who need more customization.
- Offline Map
- Battery Backup
- Identify the Location
Lignt Source
Advanced features for pros who need more customization.
- Battery BackUp
- Limited use of Power
- Flash Lights(Hazard Blink)
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