Emergency Planning & Disaster Risk Management Webinar

Emergency Planning & Disaster Risk Management Webinar

Learn how to prepare for emergencies and manage disaster risks in our upcoming online webinar!

By Home Sharing Support Society British Columbia

Date and time

Thu, May 16, 2024 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

Join the Home Sharing Support Society British Columbia (HSSSBC) for their Emergency Planning & Disaster Risk Management Webinar! This will be an informative session on how to effectively prepare for emergencies and manage disaster risks for yourself and your family. Our expert speakers from the Canadian Red Cross Indigenous Help Desk and Vancouver Emergency Management Agency will share valuable insights and practical tips to help you protect yourself and your community. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in emergency planning. Register now to secure your spot!

Frequently asked questions

What does the Home Sharing Support Society British Columbia (HSSSBC) do?

HSSSBC's goal is to build positive relationships within home sharing community to support the sustainability of the home sharing model, other housing options, and co-design innovative solutions together to address complex issues.

Can I attend, even though I am not part of the home sharing community?

Yes, this webinar is open to everyone interested in learning about the topic.

Will there be accessibility accommodations?

Guests are encouraged to turn on closed captioning if needed. Presentations will be conducted in plain language and resources and recording of the session will be shared with participants afterwards. Any additional accommodations can be coordinated with us at info@homesharingbc.ca

How do I attend more events organized by the Home Sharing Support Society BC?

You can find our monthly webinars and other events on our website, and register from there! Visit: homesharingbc.ca/events-2

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