We can’t anticipate every emergency that may arise, but with a bit of advance preparation and knowledge, our families, friends, neighbors, and loved ones stand a much better chance of coming through whatever happens with our health and well-being intact. The members of the Roosevelt Emergency Hub are part of a larger network of hubs throughout the greater Seattle area dedicated to helping our neighbors plan for emergencies and respond if they happen. An Emergency Hub is a pre-determined location where neighbors and community members can gather to exchange information and resources in the event of a major disaster. Please click on the links below to see more about the best ways we can help ourselves and each other.
For more information, or to volunteer: rooseveltemergencyhub@gmail.com
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