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Emergencies can happen to us all at any time. The following resources are designed to help you plan.
Emergencies can happen to us all at any time. The following resources are designed to help you plan.
1. The first step to becoming more prepared for disasters and emergencies is to make an emergency action plan.
1. The first step to becoming more prepared for disasters and emergencies is to make an emergency action plan.
"Fewer than 10% of households in Nashua have a written disaster plan ."
"Fewer than 10% of households in Nashua have a written disaster plan ."
2017 Nashua Community Health Survey
2. Build your support network
2. Build your support network
Try these simple steps can help you build your support network to include people who can assist you in an evacuation.
1. Broaden your network
There are many people in your community willing to work together. Look to expanded your network to include others. Consider neighbors, teachers, family friends and schoolmates, work colleagues, and even local officials.
2. Look for insight where you don't expect it
Your interactions with others may be limited, but look for similarities you may have with the people around you. You may have more in common with people in your community than you think.
3. Be part of someone else's support network
Focus on both getting and giving support to others.
4. Educate others
Talk to others about your situation. Discuss your lifestyle and the challenges you are facing. Your needs are better met when people know about your plans.
5. Network in a way that makes sense
Everyone’s needs, situation, and personal style are different. There is no formula for building a personal network. Try to find specific events that are comfortable for you to attend.
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