Surviving a Disaster Course

A classroom program to teach people how they can have water and food, warmth, light, sanitation, health and communication. About this resource This Surviving a Disaster educational program will help you teach others how they can have water and food, warmth, light, sanitation, health and communication during and immediately following a disaster. Surviving a Disaster A classroom program Extension educators and others can use to teach people how they can have water and food, warmth, light, sanitation, health and communication during and immediately following a disaster. Course Basics Target Audience: People who hopefully already have completed the Family Preparedness program and want to learn how to survive during and immediately after a disaster Delivery Method: Classroom style Cost: EDEN does not charge for use of these materials. However, a local fee may be charged to cover meeting space, handouts, refreshments, etc. Course Length: About 1 1/2 hours University Credit: No Program Materials: Instructor Guide Instructor Notes Downloadable PowerPoint Slides Participant Handout That Can Be Localized Narrated PowerPoints for Self-Learning: Surviving a Disaster Video Evaluations: Participant Input Instructor Feedback Please send evaluations or a compilation of participant input to becky.koch@ndsu.edu . Questions or suggestions? Contact Becky Koch at becky.koch@ndsu.edu or 701-231-7875. This resource funded by: United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) , National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) , Food and Agriculture Defense Initiative (FADI) and supported by: North Dakota State University