If there was an emergency, would you have a plan? What if there is a school shooting or a mass shooting at the local grocery store and you have no way to contact your children? The best way to ...

Whether it's snow or severe storms, it's important to make a family emergency plan and be ready when severe weather strikes.

Disaster plan basics for parentsMake an emergency kit When creating an emergency kit, be sure to create a kit for each member of your family, including pets, with enough to last for at least 72 ...

Getting prepared for an emergency is the key to staying safe. Review our family emergency preparedness plan to keep your family safe the next time disaster strikes.

Plan how you will evacuate Family members with special needs Include pets in your emergency plan Step 2- Develop a Family communications procedure.

Create a Plan Every family needs a plan to stay safe in case of an emergency. With that goal in mind, call a family meeting to talk about potential issues and how you should react.

During National Preparedness Month, develop an emergency plan for your family, but don’t forget those around you who may need help when extreme weather hits.

The resources include a slide set with full instructor notes, a handout summary sheet, a Go-Bag prepping checklist, and a fillable PDF template for developing a family emergency plan. These materials ...

September is National Preparedness Month in the United States. You may have created an emergency plan for yourself and your family, but have you made similar arrangements for your business ...

Practice your emergency plan with your family/household Before a hurricane hits, make sure you and your family rehearse the emergency plan so you know what to do when the natural disaster strikes.

Check hurricane supplies, create an inventory, and plan for bigger purchases like generators. Review and update family emergency plans, including evacuation routes and contact information.