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A flyer listing a series of dates for the Wildfire Regional Priority Projects Workshops in Ventura County

You’re Invited: Wildfire Resilience Workshop Series: Share Your Voice!

You’re Invited: Wildfire Resilience Workshop Series: Share Your Voice!  You’re invited to join the Wildfire Regional Priority Projects Workshop Series, hosted by Ventura County Resource Conservation District. These community-focused workshops...

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TCRC circular light blue logo with white text. "TCRC" centered above, in the middle, is a large flame icon with a tree blowing in the wind to the left, and a leaning house with a crack on the right. On the bottom are the words "Emergency Resources"

RESCUE Tri-Counties Disaster Preparedness Program

Tri-Counties Regional Center is pleased to announce the official launch of our in-house disaster preparedness program designed for those served by Tri-Counties Regional Center (TCRC), their families, and their service providers. But what does RESCUE mean?...

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Peer Support and Community Resilience “A small group of four people seated in a circle indoors, one woman gently rests her hand on a man’s shoulder as others look on supportively.”

12- Peer Support and Community Resilience

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Disability-Specific Recovery Concerns “A man in a wheelchair sits beside a chunk of collapsed coastal pavement overlooking a cloudy ocean shoreline, with homes visible in the distance.”

11- Disability Specific Recovery Considerations

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Accessing Support Services and Resources “FEMA/State disaster recovery center trailer and SBA Disaster Assistance banner beside a blue canopy and tables behind yellow caution tape.”

10- Accessing Support Services and Resources

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Emotional Support and Coping Strategies “A Red Cross relief worker in a red vest and gloves embraces a woman, with debris and volunteers visible in the background.”

9- Shelter In Place or Evacuate

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Shelter-in-Place or Evacuate? “Close-up of a blue circular road sign reading ‘Evacuation Route’ with a white arrow pointing diagonally up and right.”

8- Shelter In Place or Evacuate

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Communication During Emergencies “A woman in a denim jacket signing to a seated man who responds with sign language outside a modern building.”

7- Communication During Emergencies

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Evacuation Preparedness and Transportation “Dense multi-lane highway packed with stationary cars bumper-to-bumper under daylight.”

6- Evacuation Preparedness and Transportation

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Making a Go-Kit “Red duffel bag unzipped to reveal laminated pictogram cards for shelter arrival, water, and emergency steps attached by a metal ring.”

5- Making a Go-Kit

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