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B.C. seeks feedback on how to improve ESS
The Province of B.C. wants to hear from people about the supports available when they must evacuate their homes during a disaster, such as a wildfire or flood.
The province is revamping its approach to emergencies to ensure people and communities are receiving the supports they need. A part of this work involves updating the Emergency Support Services (ESS) program to better meet the needs of people requiring support when they are evacuated from their home due to an emergency.
The ESS program, provides short-term support to people affected by disasters, including shelter, food, transportation, clothing and incidentals.
The province is seeking feedback from evacuees, front-line workers, volunteers, families and businesses about how ESS could be improved.
The public survey will be open until Feb. 9, at 5 p.m.
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