When hazards — whether natural or human-made — strike, the consequences tend to be harder on older adults than on younger people. The numbers are revealing.
Floods, wildfires, temperature extremes and powerful storms are becoming more common. Order or download this free, award-winning, information- and photo-filled guide about the ways local leaders can reduce risks and better protect older adults.
Protecting Rural Places— Watch a video or read the webinar transcript of "Accessing Emergency Preparedness and Response Resources for Rural Communities" (then check out the associated online tool kit). Source: RHIhub ►
Protecting Yourself and Others— Torrential rain caused flash-flooding throughout Vermont in July, devastating numerous communities, including the capital city of Montpelier. The AARP State Office compiled a list of resources for residents. Local leaders and individuals can create similar directories for where they live. Source: AARP Vermont ►
