Handling Emergencies with Andrew Roszak
An interview with Andrew Roszak from Child Care Aware.
Andrew Roszak’s job is to make sure child care providers and families have the information and tools they need to develop emergency preparedness plans to keep children safe and care for them during disasters. In this webinar, he shares helpful strategies for developing and practicing emergency preparedness plans in child care and family child care facilities.
Learning Goals:
- To understand the different types of emergencies that exist
- To understand the various challenges that emergencies might cause for children and grown-ups
- To learn about the important things to include in emergency preparedness plans and how to practice them
- To be familiarized with resources that can be utilized for emergency preparation and planning
Did you know you can earn a certificate for participating in this training? Register above and watch the video before taking our assessment quiz. Pass the quiz to download your certificate for this 1hr webinar.
Already passed the quiz? To access your certificate go to your profile and tap “certificates.”
Download these printables to support this webinar.
Extreme Weather Screening Guide
Make the most out of Sesame Street extreme weather content by hosting a screening event.
Earthquake Safety for Children
An article about steps your family can take to prepare for an earthquake.
What to Do in an Earthquake for Children |Drop, Cover, Hold On
A safety poster to help children learn how to stay safe in an earthquake.
Here for Each Other: Family Guide
An interactive guide to help families recover from emergencies.
What to Do in a Tornado for Children | Get In, Get Down, Cover Up
A printable poster to help families stay safe during a tornado.
Weathering a Storm Together: Storm on Sesame Street View and Do Family Guide
A family view + do guide to pair with an extra special episode of Sesame Street, Storm on Sesame Street.
What to Do in a Fire for Children | Notice... Get Low... and Go!
A printable poster with a 3-step strategy to help the whole family practice fire safety.