Home Ready — Household Emergency Planning & Safety Kit

Would everyone in your household know what to do if an emergency happened tonight?

A house fire, tornado, extended power outage, flood, gas leak, evacuation order, or unexpected emergency can develop quickly.

The worst time to start making a plan is after the emergency has already begun.

Home Ready — Household Emergency Planning & Safety Kit gives you a simple system for organizing the information, decisions, supplies, and procedures your household may need before, during, and after an emergency.

This isn’t a complicated disaster-preparedness manual filled with pages of technical information.

It’s a practical 31-page planning workbook designed to help you sit down, make decisions ahead of time, fill in your household information, and keep your emergency plan somewhere everyone can find it.

Instead of trying to remember everything during a stressful situation, you’ll have your household plan organized ahead of time.

Included With Your Purchase

31-page Home Ready Household Emergency Planning & Safety Kit

Printable PDF version — print the entire workbook or only the pages your household needs.

Editable version — customize the workbook with your household information and update it when things change.

Keep a printed copy in an accessible location and maintain a secure digital backup.

Perfect For

Homeowners, families, couples, parents, grandparents, caregivers, new homeowners, rural households, and anyone who wants a more organized approach to household emergency preparedness.

You don’t need to consider yourself a “prepper.”

You just need a plan.

Prepare Before You Need It

Emergencies are stressful enough without trying to figure everything out at the last minute.

Plan ahead. Organize the essentials. Make sure your household knows what to do.

Get Home Ready today.

Important Safety Note

Home Ready is intended for general preparedness and educational purposes. It does not replace instructions from 911, fire departments, emergency management agencies, utility providers, medical professionals, or other emergency authorities. Always follow current official instructions during an emergency.