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A Call to Action
Every year emergencies, such as building fires and floods, impact organizations throughout our region, forcing them to shut down for several days or months. Emergencies can also impact the people you serve if they are in a flooded area and forced out of their homes, for example.
Your community-based organization can play a very important role during an emergency response, but only if your organization is prepared.
Why Create an Emergency Management Plan?
Emergency Management Planning Toolkit
This will guide you in developing an emergency management plan for your organization. It will help you to think about how to protect the investment you have made in your physical space and organization documents, how to ensure your staff are prepared for an emergency and how to assist your constituents during an emergency.
Planning Checklist
This allows you to document what your emergency plan entails and what your emergency plan lacks, so you know how prepared your organization is for an emergency.
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| In the complex world we live in, emergencies can have a significant impact on the non-profit community. From the global threat of terrorism to a devastating flood, remaining active means quickly resuming operations in the aftermath of a crisis. The Corporate Emergency Access System, or CEAS, addresses this new set of realities for both businesses and non-profit organizations. Click the CEAS logo for more information.
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