Delaware workshop focuses on staying healthy during a disaster
The Delaware Division of Public Health is holding a workshop on keeping communities healthy during a disaster.
The session today is designed for medical professionals, members of community organizations and the faith community. The DPH Office of Preparedness will offer guidance on health concerns that may develop during a disaster or emergency situation and proactive steps that can be taken. The workshop is being held today (Tuesday) from 9:00 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. at the University of Delaware Paradee Center in Dover. To get registered or for other information call 302-223-1720.
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