Fire Safety for Families with D/HoH Children: A Parents ROCK Readiness Project Meeting

What would your family do in a fire emergency?Join us for a free, virtual Parents ROCK Readiness Project meeting focused on practical fire safety planning for families of Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HoH) children. This month’s session will be led by Conelle Farrar of the Mooresville Fire Department, who will share essential, life-saving information every family should know.During this interactive online event, you will:• Learn how to create a clear, practical family evacuation plan that works in real emergencies.• Get expert guidance on lithium-ion battery safety, including proper storage and disposal.• Explore stove and kitchen fire prevention strategies you can start using right away.• Discover accessible fire safety tools for D/HoH children, such as bed shakers and flashing smoke alarms.This meeting is designed for parents, caregivers, teachers, family members, and community allies who support Deaf and Hard of Hearing children. You’ll leave with concrete steps, resources, and tools you can immediately put into action to better protect the children you love.📅 Date: Thursday, February 26, 2026⏰ Time: 7:00–8:00 PM (ET)📍 Location: Virtual on Zoom (meeting link provided after RSVP)💲 Cost: Free and open to the community | RSVP requiredCome ready to learn, ask questions, and connect with others who are passionate about safety and accessibility for D/HoH children. Reserve your spot today and take an important step toward making your home and family emergency-ready.