Emergency preparedness involves planning and preparing for potential emergencies, ensuring individuals and communities can respond effectively. It includes strategies for food storage, water management, and communication during crises, helping to enhance self-reliance and resilience in Daviess County.

You can get involved with the Grand River Preparedness Co-op by attending our monthly presentations, volunteering for events, or participating in bulk grain orders. Joining our community helps promote emergency preparedness and self-reliance among residents.

Our presentations cover a variety of essential topics, including food storage techniques, effective water management strategies, communication methods during emergencies, and gardening practices. These sessions aim to equip community members with practical skills for self-reliance.

Yes, we provide a range of educational handouts that cover various aspects of emergency preparedness. These materials are available during our presentations and can also be accessed online for community members seeking to enhance their knowledge.

The bulk grain ordering process allows members to purchase grains at a reduced cost. Members can place orders during designated periods, and the co-op facilitates the collection and distribution of these grains to ensure everyone receives their supplies efficiently.

Anyone interested in emergency preparedness and self-reliance can benefit from our resources. Our primary audience includes community members, especially those from the LDS Church, who are looking to enhance their preparedness skills.