Disasters can happen to anyone regardless of race, color, religion/creed, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, marital status, military status and more.
Being prepared is important for the well-being of you and your family. In a real emergency, you will feel calmer, and in control, when you are prepared and know what to do.
Here are 5 Safety Steps for any disaster:
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Get alerts to know what to do.
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Make a plan to protect your people.
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Get to safety with things you need.
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Stay safe at home when you can’t leave.
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Help friends and neighbors get ready.
Siskiyou County Contact
For details about FREE 1 hour emergency preparedness trainings within Siskiyou County contact,
Jacqueline Nushi
530-241-7521 Ext. 106
jnushi@norcalunitedway.org
Tehama County Contact
For details about FREE 1 hour emergency preparedness trainings within Tehama County contact,
Cherish Padro
530-241-7521 Ext. 108
cpadro@norcalunitedway.org
Non-Profit Organizations Partnering with United Way of Northern California
Non-Profit Organizations that are partnering with the United Way of Northern California to provide trainings are:
- Tehama Together
- Caring Choices
- Corning Community Foundation
- NCCDI
- Mercy Foundation North – Dignity Health Connected Living
- PATH
- Far Northern Regional Center
- Tehama County Neighborhood Watch
- Hammond Ranch Landowners Association
- Happy Camp Community Ranch
- Northern California Resource Center
- NCVSS Six Stones
- Rescue Ranch
- Siskiyou Community Resource Collaborative
- Siskiyou YMCA
- T.E.A.C.H
- Mercy Foundation North – Dignity Health Connected Living
For more information about the LISTOS campaign, visit www.listoscalifornia.org
