Disaster Awareness for Physically Impaired People

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  General
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  Introduction

  Introduction

  The aim of this online training program is to provide physically disabled individuals with the information and awareness to determine the proper course of action before, during and after a disaster. This free-to-use training program includes training videos, training booklets, audiobooks, information cards and charts for 3 types of disasters, including earthquakes, fires and floods. The training program lasts a total of 3 hours.

  At the end of the training program, you will be able to;

  • Have general information about disasters,
  • Tell people about your needs and wants with the help of the information and communication cards and pain charts,
  • Explain the measures to be taken in cases of fire, earthquake and flood,
  • Know how to safely evacuate the hazardous area in case of fire, earthquake and flood, and
  • Take the necessary precautions for objects that might pose a hazard during a disaster indoors and outdoors.

  Method of Study

  You can start this training program with the disaster preparedness booklet that we have prepared to raise awareness against disasters. You can listen to the training booklet if you like, or download it to your computer to read it. This will give you an overview of disasters.

  To obtain information about what should be done in case of an emergency or disaster and afterwards, we recommend that you read the separately prepared digital training materials for the three types of disasters, including earthquakes, fires and floods. Then watch the videos under each type of disaster, respectively, to assess sample events with friends and family around you. You can practise the proper actions during an emergency or disaster, in settings where you will not harm yourself. Thus, the information you acquired will be consolidated, ensuring more permanent learning.

  Activities to Do

  • Watch the videos of pre-disaster actions to see how prepared you and your surroundings are against disasters.
  • Watch the video on creating an evacuation plan and make an evacuation plan for your home with family members or by yourself.
  • Make your own emergency and disaster bag by watching the disaster bag preparation video.
  • Watch the disaster plan video and inform people around you about what needs to be done before a disaster.
  • Make sure you fill out the information cards in the training program and put them in your disaster and emergency bag.
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  Project Guidebook

  • Project Guidebook-1 File

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  • Project Guidebook-2 File

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  Preparing for Disaster

  Click on the links below to access the PDF file and the audiobook, where general information about disaster preparedness is available. You can also find videos prepared for general disaster awareness and preparation.

  • Disaster Preparedness File PDF belgesi

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  • Family Emergency Plan and Making Support Network Interactive Content

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  • Making Escape Plan for Physically Impaired People Interactive Content

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  • Making Emergency Bag for Physically Impaired People Interactive Content

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  Earthquake

  • Earthquake Preparedness for the Physically Disabled File

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  • Earthquake Hazar Hunt for the Physically Impaired Part 1 Interactive Content

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  • Earthquake Hazar Hunt for the Physically Impaired Part 2 Interactive Content

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  • Earthquake Hazar Hunt for the Physically Impaired Part 3 Interactive Content

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  • Earthquake Hazar Hunt for the Physically Impaired Part 4 Interactive Content

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  • What Not to Do During an Earthquake for the Physically Impaired Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake – Drop-Cover-Hold On Part 1 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake – Drop-Cover-Hold On Part 2 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake – Drop-Cover-Hold On Part 3 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake - Part 1 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake - Part 2 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake - Part 3 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake - Part 4 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During an Earthquake - Part 5 Interactive Content

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  Fire

  • Fire Preparedness for the Physically Disabled File

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  • Intervening Small Fires for the Physically Impaired Interactive Content

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  • Intervening Kitchen Fires for the Physically Impaired Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Fire - Part 1 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Fire - Part 2 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Fire - Part 3 Interactive Content

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  • Fire Evacuation Method for the Physically Impaired Interactive Content

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  Flood

  • Flood Preparedness for the Physically Disabled File

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  • Pre-Flood Precautions for the Physically Impaired Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Flood - Part 1 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Flood - Part 2 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Flood - Part 3 Interactive Content

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  • Proper Course of Action for the Physically Impaired During Flood - Part 4 Interactive Content

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  Evacuation

  • Evacuation for the Physically Impaired after a Disaster Interactive Content

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  • Evacuation for people with disabilities during emergency-1 Interactive Content

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  • Evacuation for people with disabilities during emergency-2 Interactive Content

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  • Evacuation for people with disabilities during emergency-3 Interactive Content

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  Information Cards, Pain and Communication Charts

  Information card provides the rescuers the first information they need if you are unconscious or if you need to be evacuated urgently during a disaster or emergency. It is extremely important that you fill out this card with the right information.
  Pain chart provides you to easily communicate in case of any medical intervention.
  Communication chart provides you to easily communicate in any emergency.

  Keep a copy of this information in your workplace, in your wallet / bag and at home.

  Download these documents by clicking on the links below and keep a copy at work, in your wallet / in your bag and at home.

  • Information Card File

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  • Pain Chart File

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  • Communication Chart File

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  • It's Your Turn Checklist

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