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National Preparedness Month 2012 (link)
A Time to Get Prepared for Emergencies
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</td> <td>Pledge to Prepare
Interested in preparedness throughout the year? If so, continue here to Pledge to Prepare. By Pledging you will become part of the National Preparedness Coalition. As a Coalition Member, you will have access to exclusive resources and be able to collaborate with fellow members across the country. Learn More >>
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</td> <td>Stay Connected with your Community
During a disaser, it is more important than ever to know who you can count on and who's counting on you. So take a few minutes to talk to your friends and family about disasters, get a Lifeline on Facebook, and check out resources in your state that can help you get through a disaster.
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</td> <td>Get a Kit. Make a Plan. Be Informed.
Taking preparedness actions helps people deal with disasters of all sorts much more effectively when they do occur. So plan now for ways that you will handle emergencies; how you and your family need to prepare; and what to do before, during, and after an emergency. Learn More >>
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</td> <td>Learn about Threats in your Area
Natural disasters such as flood, fire, earthquake, tornado and windstorm affect thousands of people every year. Recognizing local hazards and knowing what to do to protect yourself and your family will help you take effective steps to prepare beforehand and aid recovery after the event. Learn More >>
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</td> <td>Join the Public Health Response
There are many ways that we can serve our country and one another. Public health professionals have provided lifesaving care and comfort when it was needed most. Take a few minutes to learn how you can join a team and make a difference when your skills and your care are needed most. Learn More >>
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A Time to Get Prepared for Emergencies
<table rules="rows" border="0" cellpadding="7"><thead></thead> <tbody valign="top"><tr><td>
</td> <td>Pledge to PrepareInterested in preparedness throughout the year? If so, continue here to Pledge to Prepare. By Pledging you will become part of the National Preparedness Coalition. As a Coalition Member, you will have access to exclusive resources and be able to collaborate with fellow members across the country. Learn More >>
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</td> <td>Stay Connected with your CommunityDuring a disaser, it is more important than ever to know who you can count on and who's counting on you. So take a few minutes to talk to your friends and family about disasters, get a Lifeline on Facebook, and check out resources in your state that can help you get through a disaster.
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</td> <td>Get a Kit. Make a Plan. Be Informed.Taking preparedness actions helps people deal with disasters of all sorts much more effectively when they do occur. So plan now for ways that you will handle emergencies; how you and your family need to prepare; and what to do before, during, and after an emergency. Learn More >>
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</td> <td>Learn about Threats in your AreaNatural disasters such as flood, fire, earthquake, tornado and windstorm affect thousands of people every year. Recognizing local hazards and knowing what to do to protect yourself and your family will help you take effective steps to prepare beforehand and aid recovery after the event. Learn More >>
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</td> <td>Join the Public Health ResponseThere are many ways that we can serve our country and one another. Public health professionals have provided lifesaving care and comfort when it was needed most. Take a few minutes to learn how you can join a team and make a difference when your skills and your care are needed most. Learn More >>
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