Social media toolkits for emergency awareness

Last updated on April 30, 2024

Creating awareness about preparing for emergencies and seasonal hazards is an important step toward building resilient communities. To help, we created easy-to-use social media packages with pre-formatted content and graphics.

General preparedness

Disasters can happen seasonally or strike without warning. Getting prepared will help you respond to and recover from a disaster faster and more effectively. Share this content with your followers to help them prepare for any hazards they may face.

General preparedness social media package

Emergency evacuation and supports

It is important for people who live in B.C. to know what to expect if they ever need to evacuate their home. Share this content with your followers to help them understand how evacuation alerts and orders work, as well as how to access supports such as Emergency Support Services (ESS) once evacuated.

Emergency evacuation and supports social media package

Floods

Seasonal flooding often happens in spring due to heavy rain and snow melt. Share this content with your followers to help them prepare for, respond to and recover from a flood.

Flood ready social media package

Wildfires

Wildfires happen every year, from both natural and human causes. Share this content with your followers to help them prepare for, respond to and recover from wildfires.

Wildfire ready social media package

Extreme Heat

Extreme heat is dangerous for the health and wellbeing of our communities and is responsible for the highest number of weather-related deaths annually. Share this content with your followers to help them stay safe during an Extreme Heat Emergency.

Extreme heat social media package

Severe winter weather and storms

During the fall and winter months, B.C. experiences seasonal hazards such as severe winter weather, flooding, and power outages. Share this content with your followers to help them stay safe.

Severe winter weather and storm social media package

Earthquakes and tsunamis

We live in a seismically active zone, so it's important to be ready for a potential earthquake or coastal tsunami. Share this content with your followers to help them prepare for, and respond safely to earthquakes and tsunamis.

Earthquake and tsunami ready social media package

Fire safety

Fire and life safety messages and toolkits are meant to be used "as-is" or customized with your own message to reach the people in your community, school or home. These resources are geared towards educators, but are also relevant to people who want to learn about fire prevention and how to stay safe from fire.

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