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WEST COUNTY PERSPECTIVES: EMERGENCY AND DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, RESPONSE AND RECOVERY

  • Sebastopol Community Cultural Center 390 Morris Street Sebastopol, CA, 95472 United States (map)

Sunday, February 23rd, 1:30pm to 4:30pm
at Sebastopol Community Cultural Center
Sebastopol, CA

FREE information and Resources

The Gravenstein Health Action Chapter of the Palm Drive Heath Care District will host this event to bring together the West County community impacted by the recent power outages, evacuations, and floods.

This event is the first in a series of events focusing on health and well-being in West County. The free event is a chance for the community to gather together, listen to experts on important disaster topics, share concerns, and learn about community resources to help prepare for future disasters, respond during disasters, and aid in the recovery after disaster strikes.

The event’s main program will include the following topics and expert speakers:

  • Environment and Local Climate Outlook – Lisa Michile, Pepperwood Foundation

  • What’s Next: Staying Healthy After a Traumatic Event – Hilit Kletter, MD and Cynthia Kane Hyman, RN, CNS

  • Map Your Neighborhood – Skip Jirrels, Public Safety Outreach Coordinator, City of Sebastopol

In addition to the panel speakers, the event will include a Q & A session with the experts, breakout groups, and local community partners providing information on topics like communications and resiliency, and resources that can aid in preparing for, responding to, and recovering from disasters. For additional information visit gravensteinhealthactionchapter.org

The Gravenstein Health Action Chapter is a partnership of local leaders, organizations, and individuals dedicated to improving health & wellness in Sebastopol, Graton, Occidental/Freestone, and Bodega/Bodega Bay, CA. The Palm Drive Health Care District exists to deliver access to quality, compassionate health services, responsive to the needs of our district. Through engagement with our diverse West County population the district will promote improved health and wellness.