EMERGENCY PLANNING · NEIGHBORHOOD RESILIENCE

The Resiliency Buddy Network

How we prepare and care for one another: neighbors, seniors, and youth connecting through emergency planning and neighborhood resilience hubs.

Community members in conversation outdoors — From the photographs shared by I Am Green.

Preparedness starts with people.

The Resiliency Buddy Network connects neighbors, particularly seniors and youth, through emergency planning, mutual support, and neighborhood resilience hubs.

We are working to strengthen these relationships in Middle Georgia and San Diego. Ask the team about local participation, buddy matching, accessibility, and volunteer roles.

RESILIENCY HUBS · AARP SUPPORT

Neighbors helping neighbors prepare.

AARP support helps advance the resiliency hub work. The Hancock County effort brings older adults, youth, community organizations, and local partners into preparedness and mutual care.

Explore the Hancock County project update for the existing host-site and outreach details. Confirm current arrangements with the team before making plans.

Read the Hancock County update

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

There is a place for you in this work.

Tell us where you are based and how you would like to get involved. The team can confirm current opportunities and next steps.

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