After much work and compiling all the different things we have on the web into one place, we are happy to announce that we now have a site dedicated to all that we do for our Preparedness Outreach.
Go to – http://www.YourPreparationStation.com
- The weekly radio show “Your Preparation Station” is there.
- Videos of our Preparedness Journey are there.
- The newsletter is there to encourage you!
And many NEW things such as:
- PREPARE Magazine (launching soon)
- Freeze Dried Foods from Tomorrows Harvest
- Our NEW Blog (this one is still going, but that one will be more frequent)
We’re building a community with forums, discussion groups, live webinars and things to encourage you on your Preparedness Journey. So head on over and take a tour of the NEW site that we hope to be “Your Preparation Station”.
Popular Questions
What does it mean for your preparation station to have a site of its own?
It means the preparation station has a dedicated website rather than appearing only as a section of another site. That site can explain what the station offers, display its tools or services, and provide clear contact information. A standalone web presence also gives visitors one place to find updates and relevant resources.
What should a website for your preparation station include?
A website for your preparation station should clearly describe its purpose and the preparation work it supports. Include photos, operating details, available resources, hours, location information, and a direct way to get in touch. Keep the navigation simple so visitors can quickly find the information they need.
How can you make your preparation station’s own site useful to visitors?
Start by organizing the site around the questions visitors are most likely to ask about the preparation station. Add current instructions, supply details, announcements, and answers to common questions. Review the pages regularly so contact details, schedules, and other practical information remain accurate.
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