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Creating an Accessible Emergency Response Plan: Guidelines for Federally Regulated Organizations

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Find out how to create emergency plans that meet the needs of people with disabilities.
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Emergency Evacuation Planning Guide for People with Disabilities

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Find out more about how to prepare a building and its occupants for an emergency with regards to persons with disabilities.
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Emergency Planning – Info for Persons with Disabilities

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Find emergency planning resources designed for people with disabilities.

Emergency Planning – Power Outages

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When an emergency happens, power outages are not uncommon. The following links can help you and those you know prepare for outages.

Emergency Planning for Persons with Disabilities-Information for Organizations

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These documents can assist emergency planners to develop and implement emergency plans for citizens who are more vulnerable.

Emergency Preparedness Links

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An emergency is rarely predictable - which is why one should know what to do when it does happen.

Evac-Chair

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Evac+Chair is a universal evacuation solution for smooth stairway descent during an emergency.
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Med Sled

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The Med Sled is designed to quickly and efficiently evacuate anyone with mobility issues from a multistorey building.
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About SCI BC
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BC Spinal Cord Injury Network
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Get Our Newsletter
Contact Us
FAQ
Events
Monthly
Northern BC
Okanagan
Lower Mainland
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Online
Peer Program
About Our Peer Program
Peer Health Coaching Program
Aging with SCI
Adaptive Cycling
Become an SCI BC Member
Become an SCI BC Member
Renew SCI BC Membership
Become an SCI BC Voting Member
Renew My Voting Membership
Impact Stories
Info Centre
SCI Info Database
SCI InfoLine
SCI BC Marketplace
About Spinal Cord Injury
Info for the Newly Injured
Living with SCI Website
SCI Sexual Health Website
Choice in Supports for Independent Living (CSIL)
Spinal Cord Injury Research
Information for Newcomers
Accessible Travel
Accessible Travel Guide
Travel Videos
Travel Stories
Access BC
About Access BC
Access BC Highlights
Accessible Recreation & Travel
Access BC Partners
Other SCI Organizations
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Blog
The Spin Magazine
Submit Your Story
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