First-time users info

Welcome to the Risk Communication in Rural Settings website. This site contains a Rural Risk Communication Toolkit designed to put ready-to-use materials in the hands of local health department frontline staff to improve risk communication efforts during a disaster or emergency, placing particular emphasis on challenges encountered in rural settings. This toolkit also provides "How-to" guides that are one-page tip sheets to help you decide which materials are best for your situation and the things to consider when creating those materials.  We hope that you find this toolkit useful.

The symbols used on several pages indicate the format of the document.  You will only be able to display a particular format if you have the appropriate program on your computer.

En	Adobe Acrobat Reader .pdf file Language: English
Sp	Adobe Acrobat Reader .pdf file Language: Spanish
En	Microsoft Word .doc file Language: English
Sp	Microsoft Word .doc file Language: Spanish
En	Microsoft Publisher .pub file Language: English
Sp	Microsoft Publisher .pub file Language: Spanish

The toolkit found on this website is available on a CD. If you would like to receive a free copy, please click here.

If you would like to share resources for the toolkit, please email us at: SEHD-WebInfo@dhr.state.ga.us.

Please take time to complete the online survey about this toolkit by clicking here or by clicking on the Evaluation button on the main menu. As you navigate through the website, you may fill out the survey at any time.

The Rural Risk Communication Toolkit was produced by the Southeast Health District, located in Southeast Georgia. The project was funded under Grant Number 5H75TP000309-02 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO).