Safety Week 2024
Connecting the TCC campus and surrounding communities with great ideas and supportive health, safety, and wellness resources.
Safety Week Schedule at a Glance
MONDAY, OCT 14 | TUESDAY, OCT 15 | WEDNESDAY, OCT 16 | THURSDAY, OCT 17 | FRIDAY, OCT 18 |
Danishes with the Department Open to TCC students & employees. |
Make a Plan, Build a Kit & Help Each Other Building 11 Room 119 Build an emergency kit at little or no cost in a way that fits with your living situation.Open to everyone. Presented by Pierce County Department of Emergency Management. Sign Up |
Blood Drive Open to everyone. |
Great Shake-Out Earthquake Drill 10:17 a.m. TCC is participating in the statewide earthquake drill. Get ready to drop, cover, & hold on! Learn more about earthquake safety. |
Danishes with the Department |
Intro to Yoga Class 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Building 9, Room 101 Learn some simple stretches and breathing to ease work stress and recharge the body. Focusing on office yoga, participants will be encouraged to use chairs and tables as props.Open to everyone. Instructor from TCC Continuing Education. |
Stop the Bleed Class A national campaign that aims to improve survival from mass casualty events by teaching people how to stop or slow bleeding.Open to everyone. Led by Melissa Adams. Sign Up |
Health, Safety & Wellness Fair + Vaccination Clinic Open to everyone. See events and participating organizaitons and sign up for Care-a-Van Mobile Health Services below. |
De-escalation Training Online training. Open to TCC students & employees. Presented by S.H.I.E.L.D. |
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Fall Safety Walk Open to TCC students & employees. |
How to Administer Naloxone by WA DOH 11 a.m. - noon Building 11 Room 119 Open to everyone. |
Intro to Tai Chi Class Introduces basic Tai Chi concepts and movements with a focus on enhancing safety. Wear comfortable clothing. Instructor from TCC Continuing Education. |
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Health, Safety & Wellness Fair
Oct. 16, 10am-2pm
Building 11 Cafeteria
Discover great ideas and supportive health, safety, and wellness resources. Open to the public.
Resources
- Rebuilding Together South Sound
- Pierce County Emergency Management
- Catholic Community Services- Nativity House Shelter/Homeless Adult Services & Volunteer Services
- Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) Mobile Office:
- Specialists can determine people’s eligibility for state and federal medical, cash and food assistance programs.
- Our team processes new applications, case reviews, changes, EBT card requests and required documents.
- We also take applications for the Child Care Subsidy Program and forward them to the Department of Children, Youth and Families for processing.
- Washington Emergency Management Division
- Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
- Tacoma Police Department
- TACID
- Tacoma Fire Department (Fire Extinguisher Simulator)
- TCC Counseling
- Washington Alliance for Life
Washington Department of Health Care-a-Van Mobile Health Services Information
The Care-a-Van will be offering COVID-19, Flu, Mpox and Childhood Vaccines, Blood Pressure Screenings, and Blood Glucose Screenings on Wednesday, Oct. 16 , 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
- Care-a-Van is currently able to offer the updated 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccine and Flu for children under 19 years of age. Care-a-Van can offer the updated COVID-19 vaccine and Flu vaccines to individuals who are 19 years of age and older who are UNINSURED only. Unfortunately, the Care-a-Van cannot vaccinate any insured adults with the COVID-19 or Flu vaccines at this time.
- Learn more about flu vaccines.
- Monkeypox vaccine is available for all ages 18 years and up while supplies last. Learn more about Monkeypox.
- Childhood vaccines are available for all ages 6 months through 18 years. Learn more about childhood vaccines.
- Blood glucose screenings are informational only and available for all ages 10 years and up. Learn more about diabetes and blood glucose.
- Blood pressure screenings are informational only and available for all ages 3 years old and up. Learn more about blood pressure.
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Safety Week is a coordinated by TCC's Campus Safety Department.