July is a significant month as we celebrate Nelson Mandela and his extraordinary legacy. This year, the theme is “It is in your hands,” a powerful reminder of the responsibility we all share in making the world a better, safer place. At Evac+Chair, we believe that ensuring evacuation safety and making resources available to evacuate everyone safely is a collective responsibility.
Emergency preparedness in educational settings is crucial. Schools and universities must be ready to handle various emergencies, from natural disasters to potential security threats. Preparedness involves not only having the right equipment but also ensuring that students and staff are trained to use it effectively. Regular drills, comprehensive training, and accessible evacuation equipment are key components of a robust emergency preparedness plan. These elements work together to create a culture of readiness and confidence among students and staff.
At Evac+Chair, we are committed to providing equal access and opportunities for all, and we are proud to announce our partnership with Little Eden Society to support their annual CEO Wheelchair Campaign®. The campaign, which takes place every March, aims to raise awareness of the daily obstacles encountered by people with disabilities and promote a …
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Valentine’s Day is a special time of the year when people express their love and affection for one another. For many, it is a time of happiness and joy, as well as sharing gifts as an act of love. This Valentine’s Month, we are celebrating love with our campaign named ‘Living And Loving Beyond Disability.’ …
Happy New Year from Evac+Chair SA and we are open for business! We are starting this year with a project of the highest importance to us at Evac+Chair SA and the school environments of children with disabilities in South Africa. We greatly admire the dedication, hard work and positivity that teachers and staff have in …
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