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Preparing
for
Emergencies


 

Resilient Futures Workshop II: Preparing for Emergencies helps families understand their flood zones and create a personalized emergency plan they can actually use. This ASD-inclusive workshop features interactive learning stations where families practice real-world skills, including go-bag demonstrations, hands-on drills for safely putting on life vests, and building hurricane-resistant model homes through guided engineering activities. Designed with autistic children and their caregivers in mind, the workshop uses visual supports, movement-based learning, and step-by-step guidance to reduce overwhelm and increase confidence. Families leave with a clearer understanding of their risk, a stronger emergency plan, and practical experience preparing together.

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Event Pictures

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How confident are you now in preparing sensory-friendly tools or strategies (noise-canceling headphones, comfort items, visual schedules) for your child in emergencies?

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How familiar are you now with medical alert bracelets, fingerprinting kits, or ID cards, and their role in child safety during emergencies?

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How likely are you to include autism-specific supports (sensory items, communication cards, routines) in your family emergency plan?

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Contact Details:
Maryse Alexander
P: 757-663-2682
E: empowered.504@gmail.com

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