De Land Florida Stake

 

















 



Family Spiritual Preparedness


  1. 1.Daily Family Prayer


2. Daily Family Scripture Study


  1. 3.Weekly Family Home Evening


  1. 4.Family Council


  1. 5.Periodic Family PPIs


  1. 6.Regular Temple Attendance


7. Regular Church Attendance

Family Emergency Preparedness


  1. 1.Family Emergency Plan


2. 72 hr - 7 day Emergency Kit


  1. 3.Evacuation Plan


  1. 4.Returning Home


Food Storage:

    3 months supply

    2 weeks water storage

    1 years supply


Grow a Garden and Learn Canning/Dehydrating.

Family Emergency Plan Aids:

  1. 1.Family Emergency Plan.pdf

  2. 2.Adult Emergency Card.pdf

  3. 3.Child Emergency Card.pdf

  4. 4.http://www.floridadisaster.org/family/

  5. 5.Family Emergency Notebook.doc

  6. 6.Disaster Planning FHE.doc

Disaster Supply Kit Aids:


1.  Disaster Supply Kits FHE.doc

  1. 2. Disaster Supply Kit Checklist.doc

  2. 3. Solar Oven.pdf, WindShadeSolarCooker.pdf

  3. 4.The Charcoal Reflector Oven.doc

  4. 5. http://www.ready.gov/

  5. 6. Water Filtration Bottle

  6. 7. Water Requirements

Online Family Communications Plan


Complete a Family Communications Plan on line.  Decide where you will meet and how you will contact each other during a Disaster.

http://www.ready.gov

Food Storage


"We encourage members world-wide to prepare for adversity in life by having a basic supply of food and water and some money in savings.”


Build a small supply of food that is part of your normal, daily diet. One way to do this is to purchase a few extra items each week to build a one-week supply of food. Then you can gradually increase your supply until it is sufficient for three months. These items should be rotated regularly to avoid spoilage.

http://www.providentliving.org


Family Preparedness Manuals:


  1. 1.   LDSPrep-V8.pdf

  2. 2.   Emergency Preparedness Handbook.pdf

  3. 3.   Family Emergency Preparedness.pdf

Family Emergency Preparedness

“Hurricane season begins June 1 and ends Nov. 30.  But it isn’t just hurricanes that people should prepare for.  With the...

“Every family in Volusia County should be prepared to be self-sufficient for five to seven days after a major disaster so recovery efforts ...”

Should you Evacuate?

Yes, if you:

  1. • Live in a hurricane evacuation zone

  2. • Live in a low-lying or flood-prone

Some of the greatest dangers present themselves after a storm. Keep these important tips in mind...

1. Disaster Planning (5:16 min.)

2. Disaster Supply Kits (3:59 min.)

3. Evacuating (6:11 min.)

4. After a Disaster (7:55 min.)

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For additional information contact:

Tom McCombs (tommccombs@gmail.com)

De Land Florida Stake

Emergency Preparedness Specialist

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