The Florida Kidney Disaster Coalition encourages Floridians to take part in the statewide Hazardous Weather Awareness Week. Since 1999, this annual event recognizes that Florida has more weather dangers than just hurricanes. Thunderstorms, lightning, tornadoes, floods, rip currents, and extreme temperatures can impact the State, too.
The "Weather Report" is a culmination of efforts from many state agencies and newspapers that aims to educate Floridians about each of these weather dangers, and also about disaster housing, boat safety, and NOAA weather radios. Full of colorful pictures and games, this publication is suitable for adults and children.
To download your copy of the "Weather Report," visit http://floridadisaster.org/kids/Documents/2008_guide.pdf
Mission: To establish and facilitate partnerships that provide a framework for disaster readiness and continuity of care for the renal community. The Florida Kidney Disaster Coalition is the model disaster planning and readiness organization for kidney patients by collaborating with community partners to ensure timely access to quality care.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2008
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