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Information that helps you prevent, prepare and act.

Explore campaigns, recommendations, training and updates of interest to the community of Soledad.

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Community prevention Featured
Campaign4 min read

My Neighborhood Prevents: safety starts with the community

An editorial guide that promotes risk identification, family preparedness and community participation before an emergency.

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Prevention is most effective when every household knows its risks and how to respond. Checking electrical installations, keeping exit routes clear and agreeing on a meeting point are simple actions that can make a difference.

Three actions to get started

  1. Walk through your home and identify heat sources, combustible materials and damaged electrical connections.
  2. Define an evacuation route that children, older adults and pets can use.
  3. Share the institutional numbers and practice giving a clear location during a call.

This content is an editorial base and should be complemented with official dates, photographs and results from each activity carried out by the institution.

Training
Training3 min read

Emergency training and preparedness

How practice, drills and clear responsibilities strengthen an organized response.

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A written plan is useful, but it only becomes effective when people know it and practice it. Drills reveal obstacles, measure times and correct decisions before a real situation.

Companies, residential complexes and community organizations should assign responsibilities, evacuation routes, meeting points and ways to confirm that everyone has left safely.

Service
Institutional information3 min read

Actions and channels that support the community

Learn what information to include when requesting guidance, training or preventive support.

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To route a request correctly, include the type of organization, the location, the approximate number of participants and the identified need.

Emergencies must be reported through the institutional line. Administrative enquiries, training requests and preventive guidance can be sent through the portal form.

Prevention
Safe home5 min read

How to prepare a family emergency plan

A practical path to organize contacts, responsibilities, supplies and meeting points.

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The plan should be short, known by everyone at home and easy to consult. Include contacts, relevant medical conditions, exit routes and an outdoor meeting point.

Review the plan regularly and update it when household members, mobility needs or the layout of the home change.

Service
Guidance4 min read

What to prepare for preventive guidance

Basic information that helps us understand the conditions of a company, community or facility.

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Describe how the space is used, the approximate number of occupants, the identified risks and existing measures. Attach documents only when the official channel requests them.

A clear request helps identify the type of support required and avoids unnecessary back-and-forth.

Prevention
Prevention culture3 min read

A basic checklist before an emergency

Signage, exits, contacts and items worth checking regularly.

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Make sure exits are clear, signage is visible and institutional contacts are up to date. Avoid storing materials that could obstruct evacuation.

Checklists support prevention, but they do not replace a technical assessment when one is needed.

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