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Free courses and guides for household supplies, communication and emergency planning.
Explore free courses ↓A full cupboard is not a plan. Follow Alex and Sam through an ordinary household check: a radio nobody has tested, a lift nobody has agreed, and a few useful things already on the shelf. Then make a first plan that fits your own household. Drafting takes about 20 to 30 minutes; practical checks and agreements may take longer. No purchase is needed. This is one introductory module, not a complete preparedness course. The first 72 hours is a starting point, not a promise that services return in three days.
29 steps · Edition 0.6.2
Open course →Free coursePlan how your household could stay home or leave, following the instructions for the actual emergency.
6 modules · Edition 1.1.0
Open course →Free courseFind the instructions that apply to you, check claims before sharing them and choose useful actions without trying to predict threats.
5 modules · Edition 1.1.0
Open course →For an active emergency, follow local emergency services and official instructions.
3 guides
Clear filtersStart with your household, choose a planning duration, and make room for a dependable water reserve.
Read the guideA practical starting point for the supplies, information and household arrangements that matter.
Read the guidePlan for light, information and essential devices before the power goes out.
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