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Readiness tools

Three practical ways to find the next useful preparedness task: a quick self-check, a living household board, and a guided decision path.

Find one useful gap, check it against your actual household, and use the right guide to close it. Pick the tool that matches what you need right now. None of these results can certify that a home is safe.

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Readiness check

“I need the next useful action.”

Four ordinary emergencies that surface the guides worth reading next.

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Readiness dashboard

“I want to build a household baseline.”

A private board across all six pillars, built from details you can verify at home. It remembers its checked boxes on this device only; nothing is sent.

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Explore a path

“I want guidance by situation and system.”

Follow scenarios, pillars, and every available cluster to the next useful reading.

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How much time do you have?

TodayHandle the situation in front of youAnswer four short questions and get the first calm action for what is happening now.Start here One weekendBuild a usable household baselineMap the home, close the obvious gaps, and put the plan on paper.Start here Build steadilyStrengthen the systems that matterWork through scenarios, all six pillars, and each cluster over time.Start here
August and SeptemberPrepare nowA little work before heat, storms, or smoke is easier than trying to make decisions once a warning is already moving through the day.
Featured route: Power continuityKeep the next household function workingPlan light, communication, food, and recovery across the next 4, 12, or 24 hours.Featured route: Water continuityKeep safe water and sanitation workablePlan storage, exact advisory handling, sanitation, and a practical restock after the interruption.Featured route: Documents and recoveryKeep records and recovery routes findablePlan access, inventory, verified contacts, safe documentation, and a practical review after disruption.Featured route: Food continuityKeep familiar meals workable through disruptionPlan a usable reserve, rotation, limited-utility meals, cold-chain decisions, and an informed restock.Featured route: Mobility and evacuationMake the next move less of a scramblePlan the decision, documents, bag, transport fallback, disrupted travel, and a practical review after returning.