Protecting older adults against fires, floods, tornadoes and other natural disasters can pose special challenges. Is your organization prepared to serve older adults before, The Health Care Coalition and Community Disaster Resiliency Network invite you to participate in the upcoming seminar "Disaster Preparedness Planning for Older Adults: Aging in the Community and Residing in Long-term Care (LTC) Facilities" on Friday, Nov. 8, 2019. The seminar will help those who serve older adults both in LTC facilities and in the community strengthen their emergency preparedness capabilities and improve response during times of disasters. Learn how to conduct your own preparedness exercise and listen to a panel of experts offer an introduction to lifelines: safety and security; food, water, and shelter; health and medical; energy; communications; transportation; and hazardous materials. Participants have the opportunity to choose three different sessions to attend in the afternoon. Review sessions here. OBJECTIVES:
REGISTRATION: This seminar is free to attend. However, registration is required. Each organization is encouraged to send at least two staff. DEADLINE: The deadline to register is Oct. 23, 2019. TARGET AUDIENCE: Community-based, faith-based and healthcare organizations that serve older adults aging in the community and living in long-term care facilities. PARKING: The Johnson County Administration Building is located at 111 S. Cherry St. in Olathe, Kansas. View map. Free parking is available, however, many of the spaces surrounding the building are handicap or timed parking. Please allow yourself an additional 10-15 minutes for parking. There is a parking garage located on the northeast corner of Cherry and Loula Street and another on Chestnut west of the Public Library. |
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