Building Personal Disaster Preparedness for Older Adults in Arkansas
October 30, 2025Are you at risk of being impacted by a disaster? This December, join AARP Arkansas and SBP to learn how you can get prepared so you can reduce your disaster risks and stay safe. This session will cover knowing your disaster risks, making your preparedness plan, purchasing the right insurance coverage, safeguarding important documents, protecting your home, and avoiding contractor fraud after disasters. This virtual training is packed with practical tips and followed by a Q&A with disaster experts ready to answer your questions.
SBP and AARP Join Forces to Make Communities More Resilient
January 29, 2025SBP and AARP have a rich history of collaboration, beginning in 2016 when the AARP Foundation supported SBP in developing disaster recovery materials tailored to the needs of older adults recovering from catastrophic floods in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Over the years, the AARP and AARP Foundation have provided more than $1.7 million in funding to …
Train-the-Trainer: Disaster Financial Preparedness for Households
January 29, 2025In this 60—to 90-minute train-the-trainer session, you will learn techniques for teaching community members about financial preparedness for disasters. This course is designed to improve your knowledge of financial preparedness tools and important documents for households to protect and equip you to lead local initiatives to improve household preparedness.
Building Disaster Resilient Communities
January 29, 2025In this 60 to 90-minute training, participants learn about the many interlocking layers of forward looking activities needed to build more resilient communities and develop an understanding of what solutions can be transferred or adapted to address particular challenges in communities as local leaders seek to build greater resilience across the disaster cycle.
Culture of Preparedness
January 29, 2025This 1-hour training discusses the importance of creating a culture of preparedness at the individual, community, state, and federal levels and helps participants learn how to identify, understand, and reduce disaster exposure.