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Emergency Preparedness Presentation

Looking for a group workshop topic? Want a practical hands-on experience which will help make you and your community safer and better prepared to face a range of emergencies? Whether you belong to a sports league, service club (ie: Rotary group) or a faith group, the emergency preparedness presentation is quick and informative.

The presentation consists of the following parts:

A 15 minute PowerPoint presentation. You can download the Safety Presentation (PowerPoint 10 MB) or the Safety Presentation (PDF 5 MB) in either format. The PDF format will open faster as the file is smaller, but the presenter notes will have to be downloaded separately (see next bullet).
Presenter notes (PDF 50KB). These notes accompany the presentation and provide information and activities for the group as you work through the slides.
The 72 Hours emergency preparedness guide. This 72 Hours emergency preparedness guide (PDF 185KB) can be downloaded or ordered at no charge online or from 1 800 O-Canada. The guide should be used with the presentation.
An emergency kit list. This list of basic emergency kit items can be used with the presentation. If you're the presenter, you may want to bring some kit items with you for the presentation. You can assemble your own kit, or purchase one from the Red Cross at [www.redcross.ca] or St. John Ambulance at [www.sja.ca].