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Build the minimum 72-hour household foundation in the correct order.
Clear, calm and practical survival guides for ordinary households—from the first 72 hours to evacuation, power cuts, water, first aid, children and pets.
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Choose a clear route
Choose the outcome you need today. Each route leads to a short, practical guide so you can complete one useful action without feeling overwhelmed.
Build the minimum 72-hour household foundation in the correct order.
Cover lighting, charging, food safety and critical household equipment.
Choose destinations, routes, transport and a realistic go-bag.
Adapt the plan for care routines, communication, medicines and transport.
Organise training, supplies, contacts and medical information responsibly.
Create paper and secure offline copies of contacts, records and insurance details.
Interactive preparedness
Answer five simple questions or start checking off the core areas you have already covered. Your saved, started and completed guides stay privately in this browser unless you choose to create an account.
Get three recommended guides based on your household, current concern, readiness level and available time.
Start the core checklist and watch your plan take shape.
Searchable guide library
Search by situation, filter by topic and skill level, save useful guides, track completion and open a complete step-by-step guide when you are ready.
Create the minimum practical household foundation for the first three days of a disruption without panic-buying or unnecessary gear.
Plan household drinking water, choose suitable containers and create a simple rotation system before a supply interruption.
Understand the difference between filtering, disinfecting and avoiding contaminated water, with clear limits and official-source reminders.
Build a two-week food reserve around normal meals, dietary needs and simple rotation instead of buying unfamiliar emergency products.
Reduce food waste and illness risk by preparing fridge, freezer and cooking decisions before the electricity fails.
Organise supplies, emergency information and training so the household can respond safely while professional help is being contacted.
Prepare accurate medicine lists, storage needs, prescription contacts and contingency questions without changing treatment independently.
Prepare safe lighting, communications, warmth and appliance decisions for short or extended electricity interruptions.
Match lighting and charging options to the devices your household actually uses and remove unsafe assumptions.
Choose a practical room, gather communication essentials and understand when official instructions override a household plan.
Prepare a realistic route, transport decision and lightweight bag for leaving safely when authorities instruct you to evacuate.
Make sure everyone knows who to contact, where to meet and what to do when mobile networks are busy or unavailable.
Keep essential contacts, maps and trusted information available when internet or mobile services are disrupted.
Adapt household preparedness for babies, children, older relatives and people with mobility, sensory or communication needs.
Prepare transport, food, identification, medication and temporary accommodation for household animals.
Create secure paper and encrypted digital copies of the records most likely to be needed during displacement or recovery.
Improve detection, escape planning and household awareness using official fire-service guidance and regular practice.
Prepare alerts, property decisions, evacuation timing and recovery information before water reaches the home.
Prepare the home, vulnerable household members and communication plans for extreme temperatures and service interruptions.
Reduce overwhelm with clear roles, reliable information, simple routines and realistic support plans.
Try a broader search or clear the topic and skill filters.
My preparedness dashboard
Saved, started and completed guide information stays on this device. A future member account can synchronise it across devices.
Start with the basic household foundation, then move to the risk that matters most to you.
Your core foundation
Work through these foundations before moving to advanced equipment. Tick each area as it is genuinely completed; your progress is stored privately on this device.
How these guides are presented
Start with contacts, plans, routines and training before expensive products.
High-risk topics direct visitors to official, trained or professional help.
Every guide shows when it was reviewed so old instructions are easier to identify.
Saved guides and checklist progress remain in the visitor’s browser by default.
Once the core plan is complete, use the Survival Kit Builder to receive basic, intermediate and advanced recommendations based on your household and situation.