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Community Resource Guide

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Affordable Internet !
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Affordable Internet Flyer from WID. Man shown in wheelchair with laptop computer, with blue background.

2nd page of the Affordable Internet Flyer. No pictures, text only.

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Three pictures side-by-side. Clients in Training House Garden, six men, two in wheelchairs; black and white photo of old ILCSC accessible van parked in front of the ILCSC Van Nuys Service Office; man pushing girl in wheelchair towards van, and picture of plants growing in the ILCSC Training House Garden.

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“In January 2008, the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services established the Office of Access and Functional Needs (OAFN). The purpose of OAFN is to identify the needs of people with disabilities and others with access and functional needs before, during, and after a disaster and to integrate disability needs and resources into emergency management systems. The OAFN offers guidance to emergency managers and planners, disability and older adult service systems for planning and responding during disasters and recovery.”

Click below for Cal OES, Governor’s Office of Emergency Services website…

Map of the United States. Varying shades of blue and green to indicate states. — LIST OF CALIFORNIA
INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTERS
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**Courtesy of ILRU.org**

National Council on Independent Living
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Picture of senior woman, resting her chin on her hand, looking out through a window.

Disaster Preparedness For Seniors By Seniors
Courtesy of the California Department of Aging & the American Red Cross

Download as PDF to your computer; print as “booklet”

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Emergency Preparedness Checklist Suggestions (People & Pets)
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Page 1 of the Emergency Kit Home or 'Pack & Go' List. Blue decorations at the top and bottom of the page. Checklist for people.

Page 2 of the Emergency Kit Home or 'Pack & Go' List. Blue decorations at the top and bottom of the page. For Pets.

ADA National Network flyer on Emergency Power Planning for People Who Use Electricity and Battery Dependent Assistive Technology and Medical Devices.
Graphics in shades of blue. — **Download the entire document/checklist below…**

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Tri-fold Brochure. Cover has picture of fire trucks, with text in red and black. Back of brochure has red, blue, black and gold colored text, with different names of emergency situations, with the Seal of the County of Los Angeles in color. — **DOWNLOAD & PRINT**

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Booklet has picture of man and woman, sitting outside, her head on his shoulder and she's wearing a knitted gray shawl. He is wearing glasses and a black jacket, with his arm around her. They are seniors.

10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s
Courtesy of the Alzheimer’s Association