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When a disaster strikes, every second counts. That is why advanced planning is so important.
AARP, BECU, and SBP, a disaster resilience and recovery nonprofit, invite you to join us on September 10th and 17th, 2025, for a two-part virtual series designed to help older adults and the families who care for them stay safe and prepared for any disaster. Each session is packed with practical tips and followed by a Q&A with disaster experts ready to answer your questions.
- Part 1: Recovery Ready: Protecting Yourself Before Disaster Strikes
September 10, 11 am - Noon PT
Learn how to create a solid recovery plan, including financial prep, as part of your overall disaster readiness. We'll cover how to integrate recovery planning into your preparedness strategy, protect important documents, and avoid contractor scams.
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- Part 2: Think Safe, Stay Safe: Household Tips for Disaster Readiness
September 17, 11 am - Noon PT
Discover key steps to reduce your risks and stay safe during disasters. This session will cover understanding disaster risks in Washington, quick actions to secure your property, and ways to protect your home from future disasters.
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More Resources and Information
Take a deeper dive into protecting your family in the event of a natural hazard or disaster using the following resources.
Be 2 Weeks Ready, Washington - Washington State's Emergency Management Division, is encouraging you to be two weeks ready for anything. This means having your own food, water and other supplies in sufficient quantity to last for as long as two weeks.
AARP Disaster Resilience Tool Kit - Get the Free Guide. The AARP Disaster Resilience Tool Kit was created for local leaders, government staff, aging services professionals, and community advocates and volunteers.
Disaster Prep is Key for Washingtonians - What is it like preparing for emergencies as a caregiver? Read more about Julia's story and advice from Washington's experts.
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