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Two members of a household kneel at the entry bench checking a packed go-bag and flashlight against a written list, the bulldog sitting with them.

Emergency Preparedness

Could someone you trust follow the plan if you weren’t home?

You may be at work. A child may be at school. The dog is still at home. In an unexpected situation, the people you trust need to know whom to call, where to find what they need, and which decisions they can make. We help you put those answers together and walk through the plan with them.

Discuss your household plan

Calm, specific, and shared with the right people.

The household, considered

People

The contacts, responsibilities and decisions that belong to each person.

Pets

Routines, supplies and the people trusted to step in.

Home

Essentials and practical instructions specific to each residence.

Communication

A shared understanding of where the plan lives and how it is updated.

Starting points

i. Assessment

A guided review and written next steps.

 750 ii. Household System

An organized guide for agreed contacts, roles, supplies, pets and decisions.

 1,750 iii. Private Home Preparedness

Coordination of the agreed materials and specialists, review with the household and a practical handover.

 From 3,500

These are the Home Readiness service levels applied to emergency planning. Supplies, equipment, travel and specialist fees are separate.

Continuity

Kept current as life changes.

Annual Readiness Review from 750. Quarterly Readiness Management from 250 per month.

Resource note

Follow local authorities in an emergency. Ready.gov offers public guidance. Our role is household planning and coordination, not emergency response.

A private beginning

Give the people in your home a plan they can use.

We will walk through it with them, together.

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