Shelter Signs

For emergency managers and planners

Print these before the season, not during it. Signage is the cheapest intervention in a shelter and the one most often forgotten at setup, which is why it belongs on the shelter walkthrough checklist rather than in someone memory. See Emergency Management and Preparedness Coordinators.

Signs post in shelters showing where to wash infant feeding supplies, breastfeeding being welcome, and family-safe areas.

CDC Signs for Shelters & Congregate Areas

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Signs for Shelters & Congregate Areas – Safely Fed Canada

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Signs for Shelters & Congregate Areas – CGBI

Breastfeeding Welcome Signs – USDA

Breastfeeding Welcome Signs – Breastfeed Durham

Artistic signs to indicate breastfeeding / chestfeeding is welcome.

Learn more here: Breastfeeding Welcome Signs: A Bold Step Towards Inclusivity in Durham | Breastfeed Durham