A PLAN FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD

Family emergency plan checklist

Talk through the plan at a calm moment. Checking boxes is useful, but conversation and practice make the plan usable.

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Contact and meeting

Choose an out-of-area contact and write numbers down for everyone.Choose a nearby meeting point and one outside the area; check accessibility.Agree how to send a short update and what to do without phone service.

Household needs

Check school pickup procedures and authorized adults.Include mobility, care, medicines, pets and transport without a car.Explain the plan to children in simple language and practise one small step.

Documents and review

Secure copies of IDs, insurance and medical contacts.Test offline access to copies and paper phone numbers.Schedule a review and revisit the plan after a school, work or address change.

Tailor quantities and divide the tasks

This list is a starting point. Note separately who will check each area and when you will review it again. For household size, pets and transport needs, use the 72-hour kit builder.

Connect your result to a plan

Sources and scope

Strongstead tools help with planning. Follow local emergency instructions and individual health advice. Sources for the guidance:

Strongstead · https://strongstead.com/checklists/family-emergency-plan/