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Winter Storm Prep with Babies – Family Tips

Guidance / Melinda Delisle

Action Steps & Information for Families Snowstorm or freezing weather approaching? Be prepared! Winter storms are threats when there is a risk of losing access to power, heat, or water.

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Winter Storm Prep with Infants or Small Children-Supporters

Guidance / The Safe Team

For emergency managers and planners Plan for the weather your region calls unusual. The hazard your systems have rehearsed is rarely the one that breaks them, and infant feeding fails

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Protecting our Youngest: Safe Infant Feeding After Hurricane Helene

Guidance / Sonja Emerson

A new mom was discharged from the hospital with her newborn baby to a severely damaged home after Hurricane Helene devastated Western North Carolina. Kelly (not her real name) faced

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Learning the Language of Emergency Management: FEMA Trainings Worth Knowing About

Trainings / Ty Troped

SAFE Team member Rachel Fann recently had the opportunity to complete several free FEMA emergency response trainings through The National Disaster and Emergency Management University (NDEMU). The biggest takeaway wasn’t

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Clarifying SAFE’s Position on Donations in Emergencies: Global Guidance, U.S. Realities, and Our Harm-Reduction Approach

Guidance, Harm-Reduction / Ty Troped

During emergencies, communities across the United States mobilize quickly. People want to help, and one of the most common impulses is to donate supplies — everything from diapers and wipes

Clarifying SAFE’s Position on Donations in Emergencies: Global Guidance, U.S. Realities, and Our Harm-Reduction Approach Read More »

Mapping the Ripples: How SAFE Team Work Creates Lasting Change

News, Research / The Safe Team

This time-lapse video captures the creation of the Ripple Effects Mapping illustration developed with the NCBfC SAFE Team. The image highlights the wide-ranging impact of the team’s work on safe

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The IYCF-E Research Repository

Research / The Safe Team

Our mission is to ensure that every baby can be safely fed during a crisis. Whether the emergency is a hurricane, wildfire, flood, or man-made disaster, families with infants face

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Healing After Disaster: Duke Experts on Mental Health and Resilience

News / The Safe Team

Healing After Disaster: Duke Experts on Mental Health and Resilience Shared with us by Dr. Aunchalee Palmquist, this Duke Today feature explores how disasters like Hurricane Helene impact both mind

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Sponsorship Opportunities

Sponsorship / The Safe Team

Why Sponsor the SAFE Team & IYCF-E Training? Founded in response to Hurricane Helene in September 2024, the SAFE Team was created to address a dangerous gap in disaster response: the lack of

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When the Storm Hits: Why Every Family Needs a SAFE Infant Feeding Kit

Public Spotlights / The Safe Team

When a hurricane, flood, or power outage strikes, families with infants and toddlers face urgent and unique risks. Clean water may be unavailable. Power outages may render breast pumps, refrigerators,

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