Connect with Conversations – February Meeting

Join us for our next Connect with Conversations virtual meeting on February 13, 2026 at 11:00 AM!

🧯 Topic: Emergency Preparedness
🎤 Presenter: Sharon Nicastro, American Red Cross

This session will cover:
• Why preparing matters
• Assessing your needs
• Building a support team
• Making emergency plans
• Staying connected
• Emergency supplies & key documents
• Self-care and taking action

✔️ A Safety Checklist will be provided!

Connect with Conversation is a monthly peer support Zoom group offered by Services for Independent Living (SIL), bringing people with disabilities together to share experiences, resources, and support.

📅 Be sure to check out our March–June 2026 calendar for upcoming topics!

📩 RSVP or questions:
Maddi Steimle — msteimle@sil-oh.org | 216-903-2469

Come connect, share, and learn something new!

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Flyer for “Connect with Conversations,” a virtual peer support program hosted by Services for Independent Living (SIL). Blue background with emergency preparedness-themed icons such as a first aid kit, flashlight, radio, medication bottle, canned food, and newspaper. Text reads: “Connect with Conversations.” Event date is February 13, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Zoom. A note states that the Zoom link will be sent after RSVP is received. Topic is “Emergency Preparedness,” presented by Sharon Nicastro from the Red Cross. RSVP information lists Maddi Steimle with email msteimle@sil-oh.org
 and phone number 216-903-2469. SIL logo appears at the top.

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