LeadingAge Washington has developed an Emergency Preparedness App for members. This App has resources, customized for Washington state, that you can use to prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies. It also enables you to securely host your necessary emergency documents and share them with key team members and community partners. Please contact Pat Sylvia if you are a member, need login instructions, or need assistance with the App. To view visit here.
Additional Emergency Preparedness Tools and Resources from LeadingAge
LeadingAge Washington members are dedicated to supporting each other, especially in the time of need. Each year, members participate in the Disaster Relocation Plan as part of the many ways to be prepared for the worst.
We encourage all of our members to participate in our Disaster Resident Relocation Plan. This document is instrumental in case of emergency relocation. Please replace what you currently have on file!
CURRENT participating members –July 2021
Disaster Resident Relocation Agreement Form
Questions or concerns, please contact Cassi at cmeritt@LeadingAgeWa.org.
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