This class will educate you on how to protect against fraud and identity theft. Discuss personal safety and home security protection methods. Identify suspicious activity and know when to report it. Understand fire risks and practice safety habits to prevent fires. Develop a home escape plan.
This class is taught in partnership with local law enforcement.
Program topics include:
Fraud & Crime Prevention
Fire Safety
This program lasts approximately 1.5 hours.
Request a Crime Prevention & Home Fire Safety Program (select Adult / 50+ Safety Program) or for more information, contact the Community Education Office at (408) 378-4010 or via email.
Learn how to recognize medical emergencies and when to call 9-1-1. Learn how to report 9-1-1 emergencies and what to do before help arrives. Be prepared with completed medical documents and explore resources for caregivers. This class provides you with the knowledge and tools needed to prepare for a medical emergency before it may happen. 
Program topics include:
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Overview
Responding to Emergency Vehicles Lights & Sirens
Medical Emergencies
9-1-1 Call Centers
Calling 9-1-1 in an Emergency
Be Prepared…Be Ready!
Community Resources
This program lasts approximately 1 hour.
Request a Prepare for Medical Emergencies Program (select Adult / 50+ Safety Program) or for more information, contact the Community Education Office at (408) 378-4010 or via email.
Learn how to identify fall risks and simple and effective home modifications to prevent falls. Learn steps to prevent falls and what to do right after a fall happens. Get connected with community resources to maintain safety and wellness.
This class is taught in partnership with Stanford Health Care. 
Program topics include:
Fall Statistics & Data
How to Reduce Falls
Home Modifications
Fall Prevention Activities & Programs
Wellness Resources
Community Program & Services
This program lasts approximately 1 hour.
Request a Fall Prevention Program (select Adult / 50+ Safety Program) or for more information, contact the Community Education Office at (408) 378-4010 or via email.
Check to see if you’re at risk of falling with the National Council On Aging’s (NCOA)
Falls Free CheckUp Tool. Answer these 12 questions to learn more about falls prevention tips. There are steps you can take to reduce your risk.
When a disaster strikes it may be several days before emergency services arrive in your neighborhood.
Be Ready: Be Prepared!
Learn about bay area disaster risks, how to make a plan and prepare for a disaster, and how to stay informed during and after the disaster. Learn about important communication systems and how to communicate with your support network during and after a disaster.
Participants will learn:
Bay Area Risks & Emergency Procedures
Make A Plan
Get A Kit
Stay Informed
Calling 9-1-1 in an Emergency
PG&E’s Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS)
This program lasts approximately 1.25 hours.
Request a Be Ready: Be Prepared! Program (select Adult / 50+ Safety Program) or for more information, contact the Community Education Office at (408) 378-4010 or via email.
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