Free 5-Day Course
Most households are one power cut away from finding out what they forgot
Preparedness advice usually fails in one of two directions: a shopping list with no plan behind it, or a survivalist manual nobody finishes. Neither helps at 2am when the water is off.
The Emergency Preparedness Course is an eleven-page guide structured as five short days. Each day is one decision and one small action.
What is inside
- Day 1 — Your actual risks: narrowing to the two or three scenarios realistic for your area and housing, instead of preparing for everything
- Day 2 — Water, power, warmth: the three that matter first, with realistic quantities for your household size
- Day 3 — Supplies and medication: what to hold, how to rotate it, and how to handle prescriptions and medical devices
- Day 4 — Communication plan: where your household meets, who the out-of-area contact is, and what to do when mobile networks are down
- Day 5 — The first hour: a short decision sequence for when something actually happens
- A printable household plan page and a supply checklist to work through at your own pace
Who this is for: households that know they should have a plan, have been meaning to sort one out, and want something finishable in a week.
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Not medical advice. This course is a general household preparedness resource only. It is not medical advice, not first-aid or clinical training, and not a substitute for professional medical care or an accredited first-aid course. In an emergency, call your local emergency number immediately. Follow the guidance of local authorities and emergency services, and consult a qualified clinician about medication, medical devices, or any health condition in your household.