We Cannot Wait For An Emergency To Get Organized

Send us Fan MailWe share a real church scenario that raises urgent questions about consent, seizure action plans, and what to do when a child with intensive needs arrives without a legal guardian. We walk through how we think about rescue meds, emergency services, and the simple policies that help families trust our care. • a blended-family situation that exposes gaps in emergency planning • seizure disorder basics in a church setting, including rescue meds and a seizure plan • consent challenges when the parent or legal guardian is not in the building • what an EMT confirms about life-threatening emergencies versus planned care • practical paperwork ideas like consent forms, med info, and where to store them • expanding safety policies to youth trips, events, and other drop-off environments • why being over-prepared supports trust, access, and gospel accessibility If you want to dive deeper on your own, you can check out the indispensable-people blog or my books on Amazon called The Indispensable Kid or Gospel Accessibility and the Indispensable People.