Heatsafe

Help keep our communities Heatsafe

We are in for a long, hot and dangerous summer.
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Join efforts to uphold Heatsafe practices in our neighborhoods.

Extreme heat, supercharged by global warming and El Nino, threatens to make our communities unbearably hot.

Heat is the deadliest natural hazard, causing multiple health issues, with low income families the most at risk.

Parents for Climate is campaigning for long-term solutions. But summer is already upon us, so we also need to look out for each other now.

We are in for a long, hot and dangerous summer.

Extreme heat, supercharged by global warming and El Nino, threatens to make our communities unbearably hot. Heat is the deadliest natural hazard, causing multiple health issues, with low income families the most at risk.

‍Parents for Climate is campaigning for long-term solutions. But summer is already upon us, so we also need to look out for each other now.

‍Sign up now and we will email you:
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• Regular tips for staying cool and navigating the heat, including the Red Cross guide on how to prepare for heatwaves
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• Our guide on how to connect with others in your community to keep each other safer
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We emphasise the power of community in these challenging times. Our comprehensive guide on how to connect with others in your community is aimed at fostering a network of support and safety.

It provides strategies for checking on vulnerable neighbours, organizing community cooling centres, and sharing resources like fans or extra water. By working together, we can ensure that everyone, particularly those most at risk, such as the elderly and young children, can stay safer during heatwaves.

Join us in our commitment to stay cool, informed, and connected, as we face the challenges of climate change together.

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