1 Assign roles calmly
Agree who helps a child, who supports a person with limited mobility and who maintains communication. Choose a backup helper. Discuss needs with the person concerned and protect health information.
2 Keep essentials accessible
Prepare regular medicines, contacts, a torch, phone, charger and necessary aids. Discuss medical equipment with the supplier or clinician. Do not independently change settings or treatment.
3 Practise without frightening people
Explain the next actions to children in short sentences. During a real alert, do not delay protection for belongings. Count everyone at a safe location; if evacuation is impossible, report the exact address and support need to 112.
Practical checklist
- A main and backup helper.
- Paper contact details.
- Necessary medicines accessible.
- A headcount agreed.
Frequently asked questions
How should I speak to a child?
Be brief and specific: who is helping them and the next step. Avoid frightening detail.
What if the helper is absent?
Use the backup arrangement. Seek emergency assistance if safe help is impossible during immediate danger.
Source and scope
American Red CrossThese general safety principles do not identify a specific drone or guarantee protection. Follow local authorities; in Bulgaria, call 112 for an emergency.
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