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The importance of taking action during an emergency
Whether it’s witnessing a car accident, someone collapsing from a medical issue, or a fire breaking out, it's critical to remember: don’t assume someone else has called 911. In high-stress situations, people often think someone else will take responsibility, but this can lead to critical delays in getting help. Find out more about why it’s important to take immediate action.
Five resources for mental health emergencies
During mental health crises, accessing support is vital. Here's a list of essential resources you can count on for immediate response, ongoing guidance, peer connection, and community support.
The first step in emergency response
The behind-the-scenes heroes of emergency medical services, 911 dispatchers are the first line of response in critical situations. Their calm, quick, and efficient work connects victims with life-saving care. This look at the work of 911 dispatchers will provide you with a deeper understanding of emergency protocols, helping you improve your communication skills during a crisis.
MASA supports recovery and emergency response efforts for recent wildfires in Los Angeles County
Our thoughts are with the individuals and families impacted, and the rescue crews on the frontline. At MASA, we stand in solidarity with the emergency response community that is working tirelessly to assist those in need.
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