New from ToucanEd
Pandemic Preparedness Awareness Course CA-036-RESP
Pandemic Preparedness Awareness Course now endorsed by U.S. Department of Homeland Security, California Office of Homeland Security and California Department of Health Services.
To find out more about the Pandemic Preparedness Awareness Course offerings or any of the other products in our Pandemic Preparedness Toolkit Series, visit our Pandemic Preparedness product page.
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Upcoming Conferences
As an education and training company that reaches many markets, ToucanEd attends conferences in several industries. We publish our conference list to assist any of you in accessing information about those you may be interested in. We may be exhibiting and/or giving presentations at any of these conferences and, if so, we hope to see you there.
Certified
ToucanEd is on the GSA Schedule as well as a holder of California's CMAS.
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Now Available!
Pandemic Ready: The Basics for Getting Prepared. 
This half-day introductory course is for general audiences, businesses, community response teams, informal community groups, individuals--anyone wishing to learn the basics of preparing for an influenza pandemic, and how this preparation differs from preparing for a natural disaster. See more information on Pandemic Ready.
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ToucanEd in The News
Santa Cruz Sentinel, June 4, 2007, Santa Cruz resident Kathleen Middleton reports her company, ToucanEd, has achieved status as a contractor approved by the U.S. General Services Administration, the federal government's central procurement agency. The Santa Cruz-based firm, founded in 1995 to develop health and safety communication and education materials, is a specialist in pandemic awareness programs for large and small corporations and organizations.
June 1, 2007, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of Training and Education (TED) granted final approval of ToucanEd's Pandemic Preparedness Awareness Course, allowing first responders, including state and local law enforcement, fire, EMS agencies and providers, public health and safety workers, utility workers, hospital staff and any organization needing to educate itself and others about pandemic flu to attend the training.
See the Department of Homeland Security Announcement (PDF Document)
February 19, 2007, ToucanEd launches its “One Dozen Years” campaign at the 57th Annual California School Nurses Organization (CSNO) conference in the Santa Clara Convention Center…
Read more here.
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