Neighbourhood preparedness and helping safely
A prepared neighbourhood does not depend on everyone doing the same thing. It connects households so useful information, practical skills and safe assistance are…
Read more →A prepared neighbourhood does not depend on everyone doing the same thing. It connects households so useful information, practical skills and safe assistance are…
Read more →A home fire can become dangerous before everyone has time to think. Prevention and a practiced exit plan are especially valuable in a compact…
Read more →Living near the sea brings everyday benefits and particular exposure to wave overtopping, storm surge and fast-moving coastal water. Seychelles residents should treat official…
Read more →Thunder is a clear reminder to move from outdoor exposure to a safer indoor place. Seychelles weather can change quickly, so make a habit…
Read more →Seychelles households can be affected by heavy rain, flooding, strong winds, power interruptions or a temporary interruption to normal supplies. A little preparation makes…
Read more →Power cuts can interrupt lights, communications, refrigeration, water systems and medical equipment. A few preparations reduce injury and food waste. In tropical Seychelles conditions,…
Read more →Pets depend on people for food, water, shelter and calm decisions. Include them in the household plan before heavy rain, strong wind, flooding or…
Read more →Children cope better when adults explain what may happen without frightening them. A calm plan can turn rain, wind, flooding or a power cut…
Read more →Preparedness works best when it starts with the person, not an assumption about age or disability. In Seychelles, heat, rain, slopes, stairs, transport and…
Read more →During a disruption, family members may be at home, school, work or travelling between Seychelles communities. A short written communication plan reduces guesswork and…
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