Emergencies or disasters can happen at any time. How prepared is your child care program to respond? Families trust child care providers for the safety and well-being of their children while they are in your care. During emergencies of all types and sizes, children rely on the adults caring for them.
Your ability to quickly respond and recover from emergencies such as fires, power outages and threats of violence depends on how prepared you are. Emergency preparedness training for child care providers is essential to ensuring the safety of children in your care.
CCRC offers a variety of emergency preparedness training for child care providers, including:
- CA Preventive Health & Safety
- Child Care Disaster Preparedness
- Emergency Preparedness Hacks
- Trauma Informed Care Training
Visit our Event Calendar to view our full list of trainings.
For more information, contact us at (818) 717-1042 or email [email protected], visit our website if you are interested in becoming a licensed child care provider.
Thanks to generous funding from the Emergency Preparedness & Response Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, CCRC offers a variety of resources available to the community. Download our Emergency Preparedness Toolkit, Quick Guide for Child Care Settings, and watch our informational video series.
Emergency Preparedness Toolkits
The Provider Toolkit includes a child care emergency preparedness plan, as well as tools and resources to help providers assess risks, gather supplies and develop emergency procedures for child care centers. By using this tool kit you can minimize the impact of the emergency or disaster on you, your staff and the children in your care. The goals of creating this toolkit for child care providers are to better help you:
- Be prepared for emergencies
- Reduce the impact of emergencies on the children in your care
- Increase your ability to respond and recover from emergencies
- Be aware of hazards in your community and near your child care facility
- Care for children during and immediately after an emergency until they can be with their parents or guardians
- Return to operating your child care business after an emergency
See toolkits in different languages:
Emergency Preparedness Quick Guides
This is a comprehensive resource for child care providers on how to prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies. It includes information on a wide range of topics, such as risk assessment, emergency planning, and emotional support for children and families.
- Fires
- Utility Disruption (Gas, Electricity, Water)
- Threats of Violence/Child Endangerment
- Emotional Support
- Hazardous Materials
- Earthquakes/Tsunamis
- Extreme Weather Conditions
- Contagious Diseases: Signs and Symptoms, Spread, Return to Facility
- Emergency Contact Form
- Emergency Resources
See guides in different languages:
![Threats of violence can include unauthorized, threatening or armed intruders or police activity near your child care, which may require lockdown of your facility. Other threats include explosions, suspicious packages, and threatening phone calls. It is important to act quickly, in a way that doesn’t cause children and staff to panic.
Your child care program’s ability to quickly respond and recover from threats of violence or child endangerment depends on how prepared you are.
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We offer *free* Emergency Preparedness Toolkits and Quick Guides available in English, Spanish, and Chinese on our website https://ccrc.to/EmergencyPrep
Thanks to generous funding from the Emergency Preparedness & Response Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, CCRC is able to offer these resources to child care providers.
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Your child care program’s ability to quickly respond and recover from threats of violence or child endangerment depends on how prepared you are.
[Download]
We offer *free* Emergency Preparedness Toolkits and Quick Guides available in English, Spanish, and Chinese on our website https://ccrc.to/EmergencyPrep
Thanks to generous funding from the Emergency Preparedness & Response Program of the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, CCRC is able to offer these resources to child care providers.
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