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Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities: A Guide

Emergency preparedness for people with disabilities starts with a personalized plan, accessible alerts, and a tailored kit for mobility and medical needs.

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Emergency Preparedness for Seniors: A Family Guide

A practical emergency preparedness for seniors guide covering evacuation, medications, communication, and check-ins for families and caregivers.

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Emergency Communication Network Outage Backup Plans

Contact PubSafe to build an emergency communication network outage backup plan that keeps your community connected when cellular and internet fail.

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The PubSafe App: Benefits for Volunteer Coordination and Disaster Response

Discover how the PubSafe app connects volunteers, NGOs, and CERT teams for real-time disaster response coordination. Built as a public benefit corporation, PubSafe delivers volunteer coordination app features that help communities respond faster and more effectively.

What Is an Emergency Mass Notification System?

Get practical tips on choosing and using an emergency mass notification system to keep your team and community informed during any crisis.

How to Maximize CERT Relevance in a Disaster

CERT relevance disaster depends on real-time coordination, communication, and credentialing. Learn how your NGO or CERT can make a real impact when it counts.

What is the START Triage System? A Responder’s Guide

Get a clear explanation of the START triage system, including step-by-step guidance, key principles, and tips for effective emergency response.

Disaster Response Communication for NGOs: A Field Guide

Get practical steps for disaster response communication for NGOs and CERT teams. Build a disaster plan that works in real-world emergencies, not just on paper.