People & individual needs
Discuss who depends on your household, including pets, and what support or accessibility needs your plan should address.
FOR FAMILIES
Preparation is an
act of care.
A calm conversation today can help the people you love understand one another’s needs and know where to turn when plans change.
START TOGETHER
A stronger household
starts with a conversation.
Preparedness is more than a collection of supplies. It is knowing who needs support, where essential information is kept, and how your household will communicate.
Start with a short discussion. Invite everyone to contribute, including children in age-appropriate ways. Write down questions you cannot answer yet.
Use the household worksheetFOUR PLACES TO BEGIN
Make it personal. Make it practical.
Communication & connection
Agree whom to contact, how to check in, and which meeting arrangements everyone understands.
Information & essentials
Identify where trusted information and essential documents are kept. Review supplies with guidance appropriate to your household.
Review & practice
Walk through the plan together as a discussion. Record unanswered questions and choose a time to review your arrangements.
BEYOND THE FIRST CONVERSATION
Strong communities
prepare together.
Neighbors, faith communities, and local organizations can help turn isolated planning into connected readiness.
Sky Fall Institute’s mission includes educational resources and future community learning. Family-specific training and membership offerings are in development.
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