Adapted from the Child Care Resource Center, Emergency Preparedness Toolkit for Child Care Programs, funded by Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and Save the Children Federation, Inc. Child Care Emergency Preparedness Training Manual (2010) 7: For Planners: This is a sample list of supplies that may be needed for a short-term emergency and a longer event. Short Term Emergency 72-Hour Emergency Sturdy, waterproof, covered container 8 Basic Ready-to-Go Files with a cover Supplies Emergency information on each Emergency information on each child in a small notebook, flash in a small notebook, flash drive, drive, binder, etc. binder, etc. Child Identification Cards Emergency Transportation Permission Emergency Operations Plan including Reunification Release Forms – Important job action sheets Emergency plans and contact numbers Papers Child Identification Cards Medical Releases Child Reunification Release Forms Relocation agreements and – Maps Sturdy, waterproof, covered container Read-to-Go Kits with a One gallon of water for every four ½ gallon of water per child and 1 children/staff gallon per adult/day x 3 days Non-perishable food items such as Non-perishable food items such as granola bars and crackers canned fruit, meat, and pasta Special food/formula for infants Appropriate eating utensils Bottles for infants Special food/formula for infants Food Disposable cups Disposable cups Food for children with special dietary Bottles for infants needs Non-electric can opener Aluminum safety blankets Change of clothes per Clothing& Pair of work gloves person, especially socks Bedding Small blankets bedding/blankets First Aid kit Large First Aid kit Medications, medical equipment and Medications, medical equipment and First Aid supplies, and copies of prescriptions supplies, and copies of prescriptions
Adapted from the Child Care Resource Center, Emergency Preparedness Toolkit for Child Care Programs, funded by Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and Save the Children Federation, Inc. Child Care Emergency Preparedness Training Manual (2010) 7: For Planners: This is a sample list of supplies that may be needed for a short-term emergency and a longer event. Short Term Emergency 72-Hour Emergency 8 Basic Supplies Ready-to-Go Files Sturdy, waterproof, covered container with a cover Important Papers Emergency information on each child in a small notebook, flash drive, binder, etc. Child Identification Cards Reunification – Release Forms Emergency plans and contact numbers Medical Releases Relocation agreements and Maps Emergency information on each in a small notebook, flash drive, binder, etc. Emergency Transportation Permission Emergency Operations Plan including job action sheets Child Identification Cards Child Reunification – Release Forms Read-to-Go Kits Sturdy, waterproof, covered container with a One gallon of water for every four children/staff ½ gallon of water per child and 1 gallon per adult/day x 3 days Food Non-perishable food items such as granola bars and crackers Special food/formula for infants Bottles for infants Disposable cups Food for children with special dietary needs Non-perishable food items such as canned fruit, meat, and pasta Appropriate eating utensils Special food/formula for infants Disposable cups Bottles for infants Non-electric can opener Clothing& Bedding Aluminum safety blankets Pair of work gloves Small blankets Change of clothes per person, especially socks bedding/blankets First Aid First Aid kit Medications, medical equipment and supplies, and copies of prescriptions Large First Aid kit Medications, medical equipment and supplies, and copies of prescriptions
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