Chronic Illness Companion: How to Call 911 & Practice Calling 911 pages
In an emergency, clear communication can save lives. These two companion pages provide step-by-step guidance for calling 911 and space to practice what you might say. The How to Call 911 page outlines what to know, do, say, and expect when calling for help, while the Practicing How to Call 911 page offers scripts for common emergencies such as heart attacks, seizures, accidents, or fires.
Designed to reduce panic and build confidence, these resources help you prepare before a crisis, so that when it matters most, you’ll know what to do.
What’s Included:
PDF of How to Call 911 (print-ready, 8.5×11)
PDF of Practicing How to Call 911 (print-ready, 8.5×11)
PNG versions of both pages (high-resolution, for digital use)
Instant email delivery with a secure download link
Perfect for:
- Teaching children, teens, and adults how to make an emergency call
- Practicing clear communication in stressful situations
- Keeping in your health binder, classroom, or home safety kit
Pricing Transparency:
Why $5?
This product isn’t just a one-off graphic — it’s a professionally designed, reusable resource created to match the full series. Each element is styled with consistent fonts, colors, and layout so you can build a cohesive resource over time.
Purchasing this item separately lets you customize your resource right away, whether you’re building your own bundle of pages or adding it to resources you already use. At just $5, it’s an affordable way to begin — and it supports the creation of future trauma-responsive resources.
This download includes both the PDF and PNG versions of the design. If you experience any issues with your product, please email support@pedagogyproducts.com for assistance.