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From Nan at www.equineU.com:
September is National Preparedness Month. EquineU.com is inviting all equestrian related businesses, non-profit groups, bloggers and horse owners to participate in the Raise Awareness for Home and Barn Preparedness campaign.
To help educate horse owners EquineU.com will distribute an online preparedness toolkit for businesses to use to promote horse owner emergency planning. The tool kit includes PDF files that may be downloaded or posted on your website, links to videos, a list of resources and events for the month and more. Preparedness Partners will be featured on the EquineU.com website.
To become a Preparedness Partner, register at equineU.com.
About EquineU.com
EquineU.com is dedicated to helping horse owners be ready in the event of an emergency or natural disaster. Their mission is to bring awareness of safety issues to the equestrian facility by providing quality educational materials through its website and podcasts.
About National Preparedness Month 2007
National Preparedness Month is a nationwide coordinated effort sponsored by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security each September to encourage Americans to take simple steps to prepare for emergencies in their homes, businesses and schools. More information is available at www.ready.gov.
This September will be the fourth annual National Preparedness Month. For the first time, the month will focus on different areas of emergency preparedness:
September 1-8; Back-to-School (Ready Kids)
September 9-15; Business preparedness (Ready Business)
September 16-22; Multicultural preparedness (Listo Campaign)
September 23-30; Home and family preparedness, including pets, older Americans and those individuals with disabilities and special needs (Ready America)
Photos available upon request.
Media Contact:
Nan Bowman
805.929.0921
nbowman@actionedu.com
www.equineU.com
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Very interesting. I had no idea that Homeland Security was doing these awareness thing each Sept. I think it’s a great idea to include horses and barns in the planning.
This is great !