“GO BAG” Preparedness Event

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Written By Membership Representative

Join us on January 12, 2024, at 10 am at the Carson Community Center for the "GO BAG" Preparedness Training event, an informative session designed to guide you in creating a go bag – a portable kit containing all items necessary for survival in the immediate aftermath of an emergency. Hosted by Ca Care Association and Listos California, this event is part of our commitment to cultivating a culture of safety and readiness within our communities.

🗓️ Date: January 12, 2024 Friday

🕧 Time: 10 AM PST

🏢 Location: Carson Community Center

As we face the challenges of California's diverse weather and climate patterns, especially during the Fall Season, it's crucial to be prepared for any emergency. Our training program is tailored to equip you, your family, and the community with the necessary knowledge and skills for this time of year.

What You'll Learn:

  • Understand the basics of emergency preparedness.

  • Discover the essential items for your go bag.

  • Participate in a hands-on demonstration of how to pack an effective go bag.

  • Learn how to customize your go bag to meet your specific needs.

  • Engage in interactive Q&A sessions to address all your concerns.

The Fall Season brings its own set of challenges, including inclement weather, shorter days, and the risk of natural disasters. Our Go Bag Preparedness Training is uniquely designed to help you stay safe and self-reliant. Don't miss this opportunity to empower yourself and your loved ones with vital preparedness skills. We look forward to seeing you there and together building a more resilient community!

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