For Children And Youth With Special Healthcare Needs Emergency Preparedness 126 Poplar Grove Connector Boone, NC 28607.

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For Children And Youth With Special Healthcare Needs Emergency Preparedness 126 Poplar Grove Connector Boone, NC 28607

When Disaster Strikes

Boone Mall Flood

Linville Gorge Fire

Watauga County

If Your Child or Youth…. Depends on electricity --- to breathe, be fed, stay comfortable Cannot be moved easily because of his medical condition or attachment to equipment Uses a wheelchair, walker, or other device to move Cannot survive extreme temperatures, whether hot or cold Becomes afraid or agitated when sudden changes happen Cannot get out of an emergency by herself for physical or emotional reasons

Special Healthcare Needs Complete an emergency information form Complete a care plan form that describes your child's daily care routine Keep a copy of these forms with your child (in a back pack or wheelchair bag) and in your child's emergency kit. Provide these forms to those who may care for your child in your absence.

Medical Needs 3-day supply of medications Make a List Medical equipment 3-day supply medical supplies

Special Nutritional Needs 2-week supply of an special formula and medications Know how to measure formula Rotate formula and medications in your disaster kit Back-up batteries or a generator Have a back up of supplies Locate other families with similar needs

Feeding Tubes Formula and other special medical foods Extra tube supplies Formula bags Spare pump that is fully charged Power supply that can be plugged into car

Food Allergies 3-day supply of foods that do not require cooking 3-day supply of daily medicines Topical medications For latex allergies: latex- free gloves, bandages, etc.

Autism, Down Syndrome, and other Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities 3-day supply of all your child’s medications Make a list Copy of current IEP Favorite toy, book, game, calming snack, portable DVD player, batteries Be prepared for behavior changes Medical Alert bracelets

Other Things to Consider In Case of Evacuation Wheelchairs -Power pack/charger -Use of manual chair Appropriate Shelter

Hearing Impairments Store hearing aids in a strategic, consistent and secured location so they can be found and used after a disaster Extra batteries Maintain TTY batteries Extra batteries for your TTY and light phone signaler

Visual Impairments Spare cane Mark emergency supplies with large print, fluorescent tape or Braille Pre-printed copy of important messages Service animals

You Might Need to Shut Off Home Utilities Where are … The shut off valves? Electrical panel? Water pump? The tools you need?

Phone Service Cell phone Regular phone Contact with the outside world

MAKE A PLAN BUILD A KIT BE INVOLVED Be Prepared

Your care notebook includes an, a Pamphlet to store all of your emergency information, Emergency Quick Guide, some wonderful pages from the ECAC CareNotebook and a flash drive. What’s in your Notebook?

A quick, easy and portable way to keep information you might need in emergency situations This pamphlet can be stored in your glove box, and is a condensed and less confidential version of the Emergency Quick Guide Update regularly or as changes are needed A digital copy is provided on the flash drive Emergency Pamphlet

A comprehensive place for all of your personal information that you might need in the event of an emergency Be sure to keep in a secure place with other personal records Update regularly or as changes are needed A digital copy is provided on the flash drive Quick Emergency Guide for Parents

Child’s page: A place to put information about your child (Name, Favorites, Comforter/Stressors). You can also include a picture! Activities of Development Coping/Stress/Tolerance Communication Mobility Pages from ECAC CareNotebook

Nutrition Respiratory Rest/ Sleep Social/ Play Some extra pages for any notes or additional comments you want to add Pages from ECAC CareNotebook Continued

Get Organized

CareNotebook Table of Contents FREQUENTLY USED FORMS PROVIDERS AND RESOURCES TREATMENT PLANS AND CARE SUMMARIES

Entire ECAC CareNotebook Emergency Quick Guide for Parents Emergency Information Pamphlet Extra space for any other forms or information you would like to add On the Flash Drive…

Lastly… Keep your Information Updated Add things to you notebook Make it your own Find a system that works for you! Thank You!