We’ve been receiving requests through our Recovers site asking for thermometers. While we are doing what we can to provide them, we thought we’d give these tips out in the meantime. Tip #1 – You May Have One “Hidden.” Find it. We’ve found that, often, people may have a thermometer in a place they didn’t … More When You Don’t Have a Thermometer
If you or a family member feel sick, please follow the CDC guidelines. Washington Gov. Jay Inslee issued a statewide “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order on March 23. The order requires all Washington residents to stay at home, except when: Pursuing an essential activity, like shopping for groceries or going to a medical appointment. Getting takeout food. (Food deliveries also are … More COVID-19 Information from the Child Safety and Reunification Team
By Britt T. Gonsoulin, M.D., M.P.H, Psychological First Aid Team Lead Here, in the Seattle area, memories of early January provide a stark contrast to the current reality. It is hard to imagine a recent time when minds were not continually occupied with questions like, Is it safe at the grocery store? Should the kids … More Psychological Health in the Age of Pandemic
Our Kitsap Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) partners need 6-10 volunteer “victims” for a class drill on Friday, 1/31/2020. No special skills or credentials are necessary, just a willingness to do some light “acting” and sport some fake injuries (oh, and sign a waiver). This is a great opportunity to learn about what CERT does … More Kitsap CERT needs volunteer “victims” for class drill on Friday, 1/31/2020
Don’t forget to donate to Bainbridge Prepares through One Call for All’s Red Envelope campaign! The campaign is one of our main sources of donations that allows us to continue our community education, purchase supplies for our emergency hubs, and more! Thank you!
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