The Urban Indigenous Emergency Preparedness Plan & Resources
in the Calgary area focuses on three critical sections:
Emergency Preparedness, COVID-19, and Mental Health.
Emergency Preparedness emphasizes the importance of planning, training, and resource allocation in response to emergencies such as natural disasters and pandemics. By fostering resilience, individuals and communities can protect lives, minimize damage, and facilitate a swift return to normalcy.
The COVID-19 section offers vital information on the global pandemic. It highlights the necessity of public health measures such as social distancing, mask-wearing, and hand hygiene in preventing virus transmission. The ongoing pandemic underscores the importance of international collaboration and coordinated efforts in addressing infectious disease outbreaks.
The Mental Health section provides support and resources for individuals experiencing mental health challenges, emphasizing the need for early intervention and prioritizing mental well-being. This section covers various topics, including stress management, coping strategies, and self-care practices.
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The following resources are available for Calgary's indigenous residents to consult when creating their own individual and family emergency plan. By consulting these resources and taking the time to create a personalized emergency plan, Calgary's indigenous residents can help ensure their safety and preparedness in the event of a disaster. Learn More
Emergency Resources
The Indigenous Vaccination Clinic provides essential vaccination services to Indigenous communities. The clinic prioritizes the health and well-being of Indigenous individuals and families by offering culturally safe and accessible vaccination options. Through collaboration with Indigenous leaders, health professionals, and community members, the clinic aims to promote vaccine uptake and support the ongoing fight against COVID-19 Learn More
Indigenous Vaccination
Clinic Directory
Mental Health
Support Services
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, addiction, or a mental health problem, know that help is available. Visiting a local Addiction & Mental Health Clinic or calling Health Link are two options for getting support. These resources offer access to mental health professionals who can provide assessments, treatment options, and referrals to additional resources. Don't hesitate to seek help - taking that first step can make all the difference in starting on the path towards recovery and improved mental health. Learn More
Updates & News
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from official government-verified sources.
