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Emergency Preparedness
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Life is full of surprises, some good and some not so good. Disaster can strike any time without warning. A little preparation can make a big difference in the way you and your family survive these disasters. It might be a flood or an earthquake, a fire or a hurricane, or it might be the loss of your job or an illness or injury that leaves you unable to provide for yourself and your family.
Take some time to check out our affiliate sites. They have some great ideas for preparing yourself for the emergencies and disasters of life. Also, take the time to sit down with your family and make an emergency plan. The 12 point plan presented on this page can be a great help to you. After you make your plan, be sure you work your plan. The peace that will come from being prepared is well worth any time and effort you put into it.
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Click here to see the series.
Part 1 of a 12 part series. Have an emergency plan.
Develop, maintain and practice a written, comprehensive plan detailing how emergency contingencies will be mitigated, prepared for, responded to and recovered from.
Ask the question-"What would we do if..." a particular set of emergency circumstances were to arise? Think about possible and likely risks and areas of vulnerability, then identify desirable resources and possible options. Consider how your plan correlates with school, work place and neighborhood plans. Keep in mind the fact that the very process of making a plan may well be more important than the plan itself.
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