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2024 AARP Community Challenge Grantee
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Community Resilience
└ Emergency preparedness skills
└ Emergency preparedness skills
This project will provide older residents with emergency preparedness demonstrations and backpacks filled with emergency essentials. The community has experienced an increase in ice storms, severe flooding and blizzards, requiring emergency evacuations.
Project description was created using generative AI and then reviewed for accuracy.
Project description was created using generative AI and then reviewed for accuracy.
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