
Develop a family disaster plan to prepare for hurricanes, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes, nuclear incidents, and blizzards; gain essential survival skills for emergencies, help calls, drowning safety, and stroke recognition.
Prepare for earthquakes with planning, drills, and an emergency kit to protect your family. Drop, cover, and hold on; stay away from hazards and practice your school procedures.
Prepare for hurricane season by following watch and warning guidelines, securing your home, planning evacuation routes and safe meeting places, and assembling a 3 to 7 day emergency kit.
Understand how volcanoes erupt and the hazards they pose. Learn to prepare before and during eruptions with evacuation routes, emergency alerts, and an emergency kit.
Identify your tsunami risk, create an evacuation plan with routes, and assemble a 72-hour emergency kit. Learn warning signs, retrofit your home, and take CPR and first aid training.
Prepare for a tsunami before it strikes by staying alert, evacuating to higher ground or inland safety during the event, and afterward following official guidance.
Understand how nuclear power plants operate, the radiation risks they pose, and how local emergency planning zones and protective actions minimize exposure.
Prepare for blizzards by stocking water, food, batteries, and an emergency kit. Stay indoors during violent winter storms and follow safety steps to prevent frostbite, hypothermia, and carbon monoxide risks.
Learn essential urban and wilderness survival tips, including recognizing the bystander effect, staying calm if lost, signaling for help with mirrors, and using three signals to attract rescue.
A disaster can strike a family with little or no notice. It can cause people to evacuate a home immediately, or it may confine people to their homes. Basic services—such as electricity, gas, water, and telephone services—may be cut off for extended periods of time. A family disaster plan helps families prepare for these types of adverse situations and mitigate the devastating effects of a disaster.
The course is based on the Four Phases of Emergency Management:
Mitigation - efforts to reduce hazards or their impacts
Preparedness - efforts to prepare for a likely hazard
Response - actions taken to respond to an emergency or disaster
Recovery - actions taken to restore the community to pre-disaster condition
That’s why I developed this course to guide and prepare you and your family to survive disaster situations.
I will talk about:
Emergency Management;
Hurricane;
Earthquakes;
Tsunami;
Vulcan;
Nuclear plant disaster;
Blizzard;
And tips about several topics to help you in daily situations, such as:
How To Call For Help In A Public Area?
If You Think You're Being Followed
How To Save Yourself And Others From Drowning
What To Do If You Get Caught In A Rip Current
How To Remove A Sharp Object From A Deep Wound
What To Do If You See A Bear
A Way To Identify If Someone Is Having A Stroke
If You Need Any Help Abroad
Besides, you have a special chat to send me your questions and doubts.
So do not hesitate - gain gold skills to survive during disaster situations.