[Colorado-talk] Fwd: Emergency Preparedness TRAINING DAY EVENT - For those with disabilities, their families & support providers

[Gary Van Dorn]

The below training sounds fantastic!!!!  I cannot attend due to a commitment in Boulder.  I worked with Carolyn in the past.  I found Carolyn works easily with everyone.  I encourage all Federationists to take this training.  Thank you.

Gary Van Dorn
President, Mile High NFBCO
Board Member, NFBCO

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> From: "Bluhm, Carolyn H. - OEM" <Carolyn.Bluhm at denvergov.org>
> Subject: FW: Emergency Preparedness TRAINING DAY EVENT - For those with disabilities, their families & support providers 
> Date: 8 July 2013 12:06:38 MDT
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> Please share this information. Thank you so much.
> Emergency Preparedness Training Day Event
> For those with disabilities, their families & support providers
>  
> The Emergency  Preparedness  Training Day is a fun and interactive  training  day to teach people  with disabilities  basic emergency  skills they can share with theirfriends and family. The training will include family and home preparedness, CPR, fire safety, first aid and more! Participants will leave this event with a basicsurvival kit, Friends and Family CPR trainer and more!
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> Saturday, July 27, 2013 from 10:00am to 3:00pm
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> Jefferson County Courthouse (Hearing Room 1)
> 100 Jefferson County Parkway, Golden, Colorado 80401
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> •       Lunch will be provided
> •       CART and ASL services will be available if requested before July 12, 2013.  
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> Registration: Contact Stephanie Hackett at shackett at brightonco.gov or 303-655-2316 with the names of the individuals attending, and anyadditional accommodations you may need to participate.
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> Blessings to you,
>  
> Carolyn H Bluhm,
> Emergency Management Coordinator, Community Relations Specialist
> City and County of Denver
> Mayor's Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security
> 1437 Bannock Street, Room 3
> Denver CO 80202
> Office 720.865.7698 (v)
> Cell 303.725.3084 
> E-Mail: carolyn.bluhm at denvergov.org
>  
> Two are better than one. For if either of them falls, The other will lift up their friend.
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