Американский Красный Крест Чрезвычайные ситуацие и Бедствия в нашем районе

Thank you Кэрэл Данн Манаджер Програм Местной Обучнение про ч резвычайные ситуацие Американский Красный Крест общественная благотворительная организация, которая является участником международного Движения Красного Креста и Красного Полумесяца. Международное Движение КК и КП объединяет свыше 500 миллионов человек в 181 стране мира. Всю свою деятельность Американский Красный Крест направляет на оказание помощи до во время и после ч резвычайны х ситуаци ях .

Кэрэл Данн

Манаджер Програм Местной Обучнение про ч резвычайные ситуацие

Американский Красный Крест

общественная благотворительная организация, которая является участником международного Движения Красного Креста и Красного Полумесяца. Международное Движение КК и КП объединяет свыше 500 миллионов человек в 181 стране мира. Всю свою деятельность Американский Красный Крест направляет на оказание помощи до во время и после ч резвычайны х ситуаци ях .

Need Emergency Help? Call 9-1-1 Руские переводчики есть, скажите “Fire” “Ambulance” или “Police” и “Russian” и ждите Переводчик : Your address Your name What happened If you call and hang up, they will work to contact you. 9-1-1

Руские переводчики есть, скажите “Fire” “Ambulance” или “Police” и “Russian” и ждите

Переводчик :

Your address

Your name

What happened

If you call and hang up, they will work to contact you.

Common disasters for our area Fires Severe Storms Floods Earthquakes

Fires

Severe Storms

Floods

Earthquakes

Fire Every 42 Hours we respond to a fire Make sure your home is safe from fire hazards Avoid candles Clear stove area Careful with heaters

Every 42 Hours we respond to a fire

Make sure your home is safe from fire hazards

Avoid candles

Clear stove area

Careful with heaters

Fires happen every day Smoke Detectors Save Lives Often Free Smoke Detectors at Fire Stations Check Battery Every 6 Months Two Ways out of Every Room Multiple Stairs? Can the Windows Open? Get Out First, Then Call 911 If Smoke: Crawl

Smoke Detectors Save Lives

Often Free Smoke Detectors at Fire Stations

Check Battery Every 6 Months

Two Ways out of Every Room

Multiple Stairs? Can the Windows Open?

Get Out First, Then Call 911

If Smoke: Crawl

If you have a fire The American Red Cross will help If Fire Department doesn’t call, contact us Help in finding new housing Help in replacing immediate food and clothing needs Help in replacing prescriptions, glasses, etc. lost in fire.

The American Red Cross will help

If Fire Department doesn’t call, contact us

Help in finding new housing

Help in replacing immediate food and clothing needs

Help in replacing prescriptions, glasses, etc. lost in fire.

Severe Storms

Severe Storms Protect yourself Avoid Travel Back up food, energy Dress in layers If your home loses heat, do your best to stay warm --Do not heat your house with your oven!

Protect yourself

Avoid Travel

Back up food, energy

Dress in layers

If your home loses heat,

do your best to stay warm

--Do not heat your

house with your oven!

Power Outages = Better: = Better: No Power, Extremely Cold is dangerous:

Earthquakes 30 Seconds Protect yourself from falling and having things fall on you!

30 Seconds

Protect yourself from falling and having things fall on you!

Earthquakes Conduct a Hazard Hunt Put heavy items closer to the ground or secure them.

Conduct a Hazard Hunt

Put heavy items closer to the ground or secure them.

Earthquake? Stay Inside! Do not evacuate! Drop, Cover, and Hold. Lock! Cover! Hold On!

Where Can You Get Help? Radio Stations 710 AM or 1000 AM to find out where the shelters and heating stations are. Broadcasts in English. Depend on each other!

Radio Stations 710 AM or 1000 AM to find out where the shelters and heating stations are. Broadcasts in English.

Depend on each other!

Where Can You Get Help? Shelters Available when large numbers can’t be in homes Provide food and a safe place to sleep Do not have to show ID

Shelters

Available when large numbers can’t be in homes

Provide food and a safe place to sleep

Do not have to show ID

Make a kit and a plan You are your own best resource Prepare yourself and your family

You are your own best resource

Prepare yourself and your family

Make a kit: gather emergency supplies! Water – 1 Gallon of Water (~4 liters) per person per day. 2-liter soda bottles work well.

Water – 1 Gallon of Water (~4 liters) per person per day.

2-liter soda bottles work well.

Gather Emergency Supplies! Food High calorie, high energy Ready to eat Canned food, granola, energy bars, meal replacement drinks (Ensures, etc) Don’t forget the can opener

Food

High calorie, high energy

Ready to eat

Canned food, granola, energy bars, meal replacement drinks (Ensures, etc)

Don’t forget the can opener

Gather Emergency Supplies! First Aid Kit Prescription medicines.

First Aid Kit

Prescription medicines.

Gather Emergency Supplies! Important documents, phone numbers, flashlight, sturdy shoes, gloves, language dictionary. Tea, coffee, book, paper, pen Entertainment/comfort items.

Important documents, phone numbers, flashlight, sturdy shoes, gloves, language dictionary.

Tea, coffee, book, paper, pen

Entertainment/comfort items.

Get Trained First Aid and CPR—request an interpreter! Map Your Neighborhood Work out who has what skills and equipment, who are your neighbors

First Aid and CPR—request an interpreter!

Map Your Neighborhood

Work out who has what skills and equipment, who are your neighbors

Other Resources FEMA State of WA The American Red Cross

FEMA

State of WA

The American Red Cross

Language Bank Over 75 languages and dialects. Make a Doctor’s appointment, or where to go during a disaster. Interpretation or translation 206.323.2345 – say your language

Over 75 languages and dialects.

Make a Doctor’s appointment, or where to go during a disaster.

Interpretation or translation

206.323.2345

– say your language

Thank You For more information contact: The American Red Cross Community Disaster Education Department [email_address] 206.323.2345

For more information contact:

The American Red Cross

Community Disaster Education Department

[email_address]

206.323.2345