Holidays can be tough for individuals for a variety of reasons. If you find yourself needing a listening ear that won't be sitting around your family dinner table, reach out to 988. This free, confidential service isn't just for those in crisis. You can reach out to 988 any time.
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It’s Crash Responder Safety Week and we’re here to remind you that crash responders put their lives on the line to aid victims and clear traffic incidents. So, move over, slow down and pay attention when you see flashing lights. Make it home, Missouri.
Learn more: ➡️ transportationops.org/TIM/CR…
The Behavioral Health Strike Team (BHST) has the unique opportunity to collaborate with Public Safety and @MoSEMA_ to bring critical behavioral health support to planned deployments and unplanned disasters.
If you're intersted in joining the BHST, visit dmh.mo.gov/disaster-services….
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We're getting ready to enter the hustle of holiday season, so make sure you're taking care of yourself. Send this to a friend to give them a reminder. ❤️
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This week is designated Winter Weather Preparedness Week by the @NWS, @MoSEMA_ and Missouri’s local emergency managers to encourage all Missourians to prepare for the winter season ahead. Learn more and find #MOWinterPrep tips at sema.dps.mo.gov/news/newsite….
Water levels are on the rise again in parts of the state due to the heavy rainfall we’ve received over the last few days. Here’s your reminder to find an alternative route if there’s water over the roadway!
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Practicing evacuation routes, packing a kit with essential items, and microchipping are just some of the ways you can prepare service animals for emergencies. Learn more about preparing for evacuation with your service animal in this helpful video: youtube.com/watch?v=Nx0fyQUM…
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Extreme heat and humidity is expected this week. If you're planning to spend time outdoors, make sure you are prepared for the heat. Take frequent breaks, drink plenty of water, and have a place to cool down.
Calling all teachers! As a thank you for all you do, we've designed microlessons that you can apply in your everyday life. Sign up for texts and emails today! dmh.mo.gov/wellness/teachwel…
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Watch these short videos that provide practical tools to understand trauma, promote resilience, manage stress, and prioritize wellness in the face of a demanding career. dmhmolearning.com/courses/fi…
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The FIFA World Cup is making its way to Kansas City, Missouri June 11th - July 19th. What does this mean for Missourians? Visit our page for more on the World Cup and how you can prepare for this exciting event! dmh.mo.gov/disaster-services…
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Respectful communication about mental health is especially important during times of transition or rebuilding after a tragedy or disaster. Compassionate words signal safety when people need it most. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
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Disaster preparedness is for everyone! We have guides designed to help providers and individuals plan for disasters, as well as interactive video guides. Find everything you need to plan here: dmhmolearning.com/courses/di…
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Just like individuals need a plan to respond to disasters, business need one as well. Use this resource to develop hazard-specific plans: ready.gov/business/toolkits
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Meet Blaze! Blaze is a golden retriever who is currently working on completing his Canine Good Citizen training. Once complete, he will go through task training. When Blaze reaches 1 year old, he will start his formal Disaster Therapy dog training!
Emergency alerts are like protective friends, letting us know when we need to be cautious. Watch this helpful video to learn more about emergency alerts and helpful preparedness apps!
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Pedro is back to help your littles be prepared for a flood! ow.ly/riBz50YAGtK
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TOMORROW is #SafePlaceSelfie Day!
If there was one extreme weather preparedness action to take if would be knowing ahead of time where your safe place is located.
Join us in bringing awareness to the importance of preparedness. Follow these steps if you would like to participate!
noaa.gov/safeplaceselfie
The Disaster Preparedness for Individuals guide features printable disability alert cards. These can be a critical communication tool for individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. Find printable versions of the cards here: dmhmolearning.com/courses/di…

ALT Disaster preparedness for individuals. Graphic features a picture of the disability alert cards. If you have a disability, you can fill out the card and keep it to hand out as needed. The card featured is for someone who is blind or low vision and have a space for an emergency contact name and phone number.
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