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May 17, 2018
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Make a Family Communication Plan
Involve the whole family in making and reviewing a family communication plan.
Photo credit: FEMA, Zachary Kittrie
Disaster can strike at any time. You and your family may not be
together when a disaster hits. Make a plan for how you will connect to each
other. The following are steps you can start with:
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Complete a contact card for each family member. Everyone
should keep these cards with them at all times.
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Choose an
emergency contact. Memorize the phone number if you can. A friend
or relative who lives out of town might be easier to reach in an emergency.
During an emergency, family members can text or call this person to let them
know that they are safe.
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Make sure
all your family members know how to text. Make sure everyone knows how to turn
on a cellphone, find the text messaging app, type a message, and send it to a
contact.
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Know
emergency telephone numbers. Keep them in your cell phone and post them
near your home phones. Some good numbers to have are your emergency contact,
the fire department, police station, and hospital near you.
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