911: Calls For Change
The Neil Squire Society is helping to ensure new ways of contacting 911 will work for everyone.
Fire and Rain
When it comes to the most catastrophic ramifications of climate change, BC is emerging as Canada’s most vulnerable province. With the situation predicted to only worsen in coming years, more and more people will be forced to evacuate. Are you prepared?
What’s a Go Bag & Why Have One?
What if you’re visiting a friend and you’re unable to return home? Or, how about if you’re separated from your luggage, or in a situation where you need to extend your stay? What could you not live without? In this blog, learn all about GoBags—what they are, and what needs to be in them.
Emergency Essentials for People with Disabilities
People with disabilities face unique challenges when it comes to emergency preparation, evacuation, shelter, and the recovery process. By planning ahead you can more confidently protect yourself when disaster strikes.
YVR Emergency Simulation
In April, our accessible travel partners at YVR asked us to participate in an emergency simulation with first responders and staff. Our Peer Coordinator Ryan shares his experience as a participant.
Fires, Floods, and Emergencies: What You Can Do To Help
It’s that time of year again. A new year means new resolutions to ‘get fit’ and hit the gym, but statistics show that most New Year’s goals end in failure due to their unrealistic nature. Let’s fix that.
Okanagan Flooding: Be Prepared
With flood warnings for the Okanagan this weekend and the potential for floods in other areas, we are sending this urgent reminder for everyone throughout the province (and beyond) to be prepared for natural disaster emergencies.
Emergency Preparedness 101
“The Big One” is coming … how can people with disabilities prepare for an earthquake or emergency? Follow these must-know tips to stay safe.