Emergency Prepping with a Child with a Disability
Published: Jan. 7, 2026Updated: Jan. 21, 2026
Kate Movius, founder of Autism Interaction Solutions, and Vance Taylor, chief of the Office of Access and Functional Needs at the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services, break down practical tips for emergency planning when you have a child with a disability. From go-bag essentials to making sure your child’s medical and sensory needs are met, we cover what families really need to know to feel ready and supported.
Curious to learn more about how you can prepare for an emergency? Dive into our Emergency Preparedness at Home: Is Your Family Ready for an Emergency? and California Emergency Preparedness Resources for Families of Kids with Disabilities articles.
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