The Children and Youth Preparedness Toolkit has safety and preparedness messages you can share on your social media channels. You can either copy these messages directly or customize them to reach your audience.
How to Use this Toolkit
The Children and Youth Preparedness Toolkit has safety and preparedness messages you can share on your social media channels. You can either copy these messages directly or customize them to reach your audience.
What you should know about Youth Preparedness

Include children in preparedness conversations.

Learn the building blocks of preparedness − Be Informed, Make a Plan, Build a Kit and Get Involved.

Know the emergency plan for your child’s school and child care facility.

Practice evacuation plans and other emergency procedures with children on a regular basis.

Learn different ways to help children cope during and after an emergency.

Make sure children have emergency contacts memorized or written down in a secure place.

Teach kids when and how to call important phone numbers like 911.
Recommended Hashtags
Social Media Posts
This content is less than 280 characters and can be used on various social media channels. We recommend personalizing and tailoring these posts for your social media followers. You can combine different posts, add specific ideas, tell your own story or add emojis to make the posts engaging.
Graphics, Videos & Related Links
For more engaging content, attach graphics that are sized appropriately for specific social media posts (i.e., Twitter & Facebook). Below are collections of children and youth-related graphics that you can share with our social media copy.
- Youth Preparedness
- Ready Kids
- United States Fire Administration (USFA) Sesame Street Fire Safety Program for Preschool Children
- Ready Wrigley (CDC)
- Children & Disaster (AAP)