Family/Staff - Group Home Messaging Timeline

August/September

Remind families and staff of the importance of vaccinations, hand hygiene, and staying healthy as residents and staff may have increased contact with students returning to school.

Protect the Ones You Love: Infectious Disease Material Distribution Timeline - Staff/Family in Group Home Setting

A repeated message is a remembered message

Use this time to highlight the differences between allergies, colds, and more serious infections, encouraging continued hygiene practices and proper care.

Outdoor activities increase exposure to various pathogens. Emphasize hand hygiene, food safety, and hydration, and encourage good health practices

Peak Flu season! Remind about ongoing preventive measures, including hand washing, disinfecting surfaces, and staying vigilant about symptoms.

This is a crucial time to for flu vaccinations, proper hand hygiene, respiratory etiquette, and staying home when sick

Stay healthy! Including reinforcing hygiene, managing stress, and protecting vulnerable residents

June/July

March/April

January/February

December

October/November

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Once on campus, make sure to hand out resources and discuss the importance of physical and mental health at orientation and/or floor meeting.

Once students arrive ...

Take every chance to convey your message of physical and mental health

Before students arrive ...

Start in the summer!

Send health and wellness information to students prior to arriving on campus.Remind students to update all of the health information before coming to campus.

Maps are a great ally, use them!

Interactive visual communication enhances communication results on any topic and in any context. Before you start creating, it is advisable to spend a few minutes thinking about what this map tells you.

Before students arrive ...

Start in the summer!

Send health and wellness information to students prior to arriving on campus.Remind students to update all of the health information before coming to campus.

Insert an awesome video for your presentation

And use this space to describe it. Multimedia content is essential in a presentation, to leave everyone amazed. Additionally, you will synthesize the content and entertain your audience.