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While first responders are trained to respond to calls from the public, there are instances where fire, EMS, and police may not be able to respond. Being better prepared means knowing how to survive, when help isn’t available.
The Community Risk Reduction process involves much more than responding, or even teaching. Who is involved? What type of community is it?
MySafe:LA looks at each neighborhood, each museum, each corporation, each school as a community. Our teams understand how to take all of the issues related to resilience and to break them down into meaningful and usable steps that allow those “communities” to be better prepared for a disaster.
We develop emergency operations plans for museums, libraries, and corporations.
We create public safety fairs, where we teach CPR, bleeding control, and scene safety.
We teach high school students (and the public) hands-only CPR.
We teach elementary school students about fire safety and earthquake survival.
We create “Disaster Decathlons” for older adult and apartment/home communities.
Can we help your community to be more resilient? Call us. It’s our job.
MySafe:LA is expanding its Junior Fire Marshal initiative, in partnership with The Hartford Foundation and First Alert. Our public safety members visit LAUSD elementary schools
MySafe:LA continues to reach at-risk homes in Los Angeles, inspecting them for fire hazards and where appropriate, installing free smoke
MySafe:LA members and subject matter experts continued our ongoing endeavors in preparing organizations to better manage disasters and emergencies this
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