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How ready are you for an emergency?
From natural disasters to house fires, when things go wrong, they often escalate quickly. In emergencies, we usually don’t have the luxury of time to make considered plans for where to go, what to do, and how to keep our loved ones safe. The best way to look after you and yours is to have an emergency plan in place already. With any luck, you’ll never have to use it. But if you do, it could prevent the worst from occurring.
We’ve pulled together some resources to help you get prepared for an emergency. While responses should vary based on the situation, there’s plenty you can do that will give you a head start if and when an emergency occurs.
Find your local Civil Defence Emergency Management Group
In emergencies, many community spaces across the country activate to support displaced people. If you need to leave your home, you should check with your local Emergency Management Group about where to find shelter. Make a note of where to get updates from your local group.
How to make an emergency plan for your family
Here’s how to get everyone on the same page so when the going gets tough, everyone knows what to do to stay safe. It’s best to create a broad plan with some branches that address specific emergency scenarios.
Best emergency preparedness items to have on-hand
From torches to generators to LPG bottles, there’s plenty of items that can come in handy when things go awry. We’re not saying you need to invest in a fully stocked doomsday bunker, but some items can make all the difference in an emergency.
Your emergency grab-bag checklist
If the time comes when you have to leave, you’ll often need to leave in a hurry. It’s a good idea to have a bag of essentials pre-packed and handy to grab on your way out the door. Here’s what you should include.