The Strathcona Regional District (SRD) has announced a soft launch of its refreshed and simplified Neighbourhood Emergency Preparedness Program (NEPP) Guide.
This program and guide is meant to provide important tools and direction to ensure SRD communities are prepared in case of a disaster.
Board Chair Mark Baker says with the updates, they are hoping to create self-reliant communities where neighbours are checking on each other and making sure we’re all ready to handle whatever disaster may come our way.
Although the NEPP focuses on disaster preparedness, communities are encouraged to use its structure to enhance other important neighbourhood-driven initiatives such as community safety, and food security.
The SRD says research shows that in a disaster, people working together have a better chance of survival than individuals acting alone. They also recover much faster emotionally.
You can find more info at Neighbourhood Emergency Preparedness Program & Guides.
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