Making our community resilient doesn’t require huge resources – it starts with simple, practical steps and awareness. Here are examples of how to prepare so everyone can stay safe:

• Multiple formats of early warning
• Ramps, clear signs, and barrier-free pathways
• Evacuation plans that consider different abilities
• Maps that focus on accessibility
• Families assigning roles based on capacity
• Schools and barangays involving persons with disabilities in drills
• Youth asking questions and identifying gaps

Inclusive resilience is about making sure

everyone can prepare, respond, and recover — together.