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El Paso Residents with Disabilities Urged to Join STEAR Emergency Registry

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The El Paso Department of Public Health is encouraging residents with disabilities and medical needs to enroll in the STEAR (State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry) program. This initiative aims to assist first responders in identifying individuals who may require extra help during emergencies. The program is open to those with disabilities, medical fragility, and specific access needs. Registration can be done online, by phone, or in-person at various senior centers throughout January. In-person assistance will be available at designated locations on specified dates, ensuring that vulnerable populations can receive the support they need during emergencies.

Key Details: • Register online at STEAR.tdem.texas.gov or call 211 for assistance. • In-person registration available at senior centers from January 8 to January 21. • Locations include Pavo Real Senior Center and Grandview Senior Center, among others. • For more information, visit ElPasoReady.org or EPHealth.gov.

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El Paso Department of Public HealthPavo Real Senior CenterGrandview Senior CenterJessie M. Happiness Senior CenterHilos De Plata Senior CenterMemorial Senior CenterPolly Harris Senior CenterSan Juan Senior CenterSouth El Paso Senior CenterWellington Chew Senior Center

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