Healthy Preparedness Measures

Established on April 7th 1948, the Switzerland-based World Health Organization (WHO) is the United Nations’ coordinating authority on international public health. WHO has a far-reaching objective: “the attainment by all peoples of the highest possible level of health.” As each disaster shows, healthier people are better able to prioritize preparedness, can better weather the rigors of response, and can more easily accommodate the changes that come with recovering from a disaster. Encourage and support healthy behavior among your staff and community, and consider adopting some specific activities. You could: include a short stretch break in your presentations; choose nutritious snacks; keep water available; and conduct a walking tour of your safety assets (if appropriate). Partner with local public health professionals and make increasing the health and wellness of your audience a preparedness goal.

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