준비 및 대처계획

가족을 위한 재난 계획이 있는지 확인하십시오. 백업 계획을 포함하여 각자 어디로 가야 하는지와 서로 어떻게 연락을 하는지 그리고 응급상황 발생시 각자 어떻게 해야 하는지에 대한 계획입니다.

Los Angeles Fire Department:

The LAFD Emergency Preparedness Booklet(formerly known as the Ostrich Book) is available.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:

Personal Hygiene and Handwashing After a Disaster or Emergency

America’s PrepareAthon! (FEMA):

America’s PrepareAthon! is a grassroots campaign for action to increase community preparedness and resilience. Join others around the country to practice your preparedness!

Los Angeles Unified School District:

School Emergency Information for Parents

The safety of children is the top priority in the Los Angeles Unified School District during a disaster! We plan and prepare for various emergency situations and work to mitigate hazards in and around our schools. Schools hold regular emergency drills, covering fire, earthquake, chemical spill and dangerous person scenarios annually.

Find out about:

How We Prepare for Emergencies

School Response to Emergencies:

Communicating with the School during an Emergency

Family Reunification Following an Emergency

California Volunteers:

Make sure your family has a plan for a disaster. Have it serve as a guide for each of your family members. Include in it how each will get in contact with the others, where each will go – including backup plans – and what each will do in an emergency. Keep a copy of this plan in your disaster supply kit and another safe place where you can access it in the event of a disaster.

Click on one of the links below to begin. It will open a form in Adobe Acrobat. Keep the form open and type your and your family’s information into the boxes on the form. When you are done, print at least two copies using Adobe Acrobat.

Download Family Disaster Plan Only

Fill out the information in the form about your family members, emergency contacts, family meeting place, etc.

Download Family Disaster Plan and Customized Children’s Book

The information you entered into your family plan will automatically customize your children’s book – another great tool to help your family and child become disaster prepared.

Earthquake County Alliance:

Putting Down Roots In Earthquake Country

This popular 32-page earthquake science and preparedness handbook was first published in 1995 by the Southern California Earthquake Center. SCEC and the Earthquake Country Alliance now update the handbook yearly, and it is now available in both English and Spanish. The handbook features current scientific understanding of when and where earthquakes will occur in Southern California, how the ground will shake as a result, and the Seven Steps to Earthquake Safety.Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country can be read online, downloaded or you can request free copies. It is available in English and Spanish.

National Association of Professional Organizers-San Francisco Bay Area:

Disaster Preparedness Calendar

Using this calendar, your family can assemble an emergency kit in small steps over a six-month period.

American Red Cross:

Disaster Barrel

One suggested method for storing emergency supplies is to place them in a large, covered trash container.

American Red Cross:

Disaster Recovery: A Guide to Financial Issues

This booklet is written to help you regain financial balance following a disaster by suggesting steps to take now and in the future.

Credit Critics:

Home Safety Guide – Natural Disasters

Los Angeles County Public Health: