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As #Canada braces for another #wildfire season, athletes and coaches are taking precautions to protect their health. Measures include monitoring air quality, adjusting training schedules, utilizing indoor facilities, and implementing health screenings. These proactive steps aim to ensure athletes remain safe and healthy during the summer season. https://lnkd.in/erivu9KN

Is your household prepared for an emergency? 🚨 We’ve got some great tips to share and a great starting point to get your family prepared incase of an emergency! #yeglocal #PremierFFR #tipoftheday #TipTuesday

Michigan winters can be harsh with freezing temperatures and heavy snow. Learn how you can help protect your grass during the winter: https://lnkd.in/efsnDER3 #WinterLawnCare #LawnCare #ProfessionalLawnCare #LawnCareCompany

Emergency preparedness is key! Tilting your head back when you have a nosebleed actually makes you more likely to swallow blood and cause you to feel sick. Instead, lean your head forward! #NoseBleed #FirstAidTips #OutdoorSafety #AdventureSafety #EmergencyResponse #SurvivalSkills #SafetyTips #MedicalTraining #OutdoorAdventures #WildernessSafety

The holidays are all about joy, love, and light, but safety is just as important. Protect what matters most with our top tips for holiday fire safety - because nothing should dim your festive cheer. https://lnkd.in/dqQNQVpD #BrokerLinkInsurance #BrokerLink #InsuranceCoverage #InsuranceBroker #FireSafety

Read our latest tips on keeping seniors safe in severe weather and heat across Kalamazoo County. Read More: https://conta.cc/3V7Pg4i. #companioncare #kalamazoocountyseniorcare #inhomecare #seniorsafetytips #kalamazooweather

Please watch this video to understand how to keep you and your loved ones safe from rip currents.

Boundaries are about protecting your peace and making the holidays work for YOU. 💛 Read our own tips and tricks for setting boundaries as new parents in our latest blog post! #NewParentLife #HolidayBoundaries #SelfCareAsParents #indianablogger #smallbusiness #holidaystress

In our fast-paced, information-saturated world, it's crucial to take time for gratitude as it slows us down to recognize the small miracles occurring all around, enhances mental well-being, and helps us appreciate the positive contributions of others who make a difference. For instance, consider the tireless efforts of the hospital teams, first responders, various agencies (county, state, and federal), and myriads of other organizations—who dedicate their lives to serving humanity during this and the previous hurricane events. Most importantly, they are a reminder to us that we are not alone in our struggles and that there are people and entities willing to lend a helping hand. My ask: 1. Set aside a few minutes today to reflect on what you appreciate and are grateful for. Try it again tomorrow. 2. Express your thanks to someone for their efforts—small gestures can have significant impacts. I’m proud of our teams, of the community, and of all the good we’ve seen in these last few weeks amidst the chaos and challenges of life. Let us remember to highlight the good and nurture a culture of gratitude, especially in difficult situations. 1 Thessalonians 5:18

It's not much is it? The heights involved in fatalities? That's why we'll be supporting the No Falls Foundation and No Falls week 13th-17th May. #nofalls #nofallsweek #healthandsafety #healthandsafetytraining