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Be ready before it happens. Know what to do after.

OUR MISSIONHelp households prepare for disasters, stay safe, and recover with clear plans and organized records.

Plain-English help: know your risks, build a kit and a plan, and keep the papers you will need afterward.

Group Sessions — prepare together

Small, friendly groups on building a kit, making a family plan, and what helps after a disaster. Join one or propose your own.

More with Paid

Paid adds a printable household binder, a contact tree, a damage inventory for insurance and aid, an assistance application navigator, a contractor fraud screen, a hazard season calendar, and My File to save and bring back your work.

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Please read

In an emergency, call 911 and follow your local officials. DisasterReady is planning support, not an emergency service. Information comes from Ready.gov, FEMA, NOAA, USGS, and DisasterAssistance.gov.

DIY Hub Map (Do It Yourself)

THIS PAGEAll of DisasterReady at a glance, organized by topic.

Everything in DisasterReady on one page. Look for it yourself, or ask the AI Specialist where to find it.

Free tools to get your household ready

THIS PAGEKnow your risk, build your kit and plan, and make safe choices.

Small steps now. Big difference later. No email, no sign-up. Three boards — tap a board name to jump to it. Print anything you make.

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① Know Your Risk② Get Ready③ Safe Choices

① Know Your Risk

Know Your Risk

Official sources for your county, and a calculator for water and food.

Group Sessions — prepare together

Small, friendly groups on building a kit, making a family plan, and what helps after a disaster. Join one or propose your own.

② Get Ready

Get Ready

A supply kit, a shutoff map, a family contact card, your vehicle, accessibility needs, and a renter path.

③ Safe Choices

Safe Choices

Which roads to avoid and what to do — and not do — with utilities.

Please read

In an emergency, call 911 and follow your local officials. DisasterReady is planning support, not an emergency service. Information comes from Ready.gov, FEMA, NOAA, USGS, and DisasterAssistance.gov.

Your plan and your records, ready when you need them

THIS PAGEPrepare your household, document damage, and track your recovery.

Organized beats scrambling. $19.95 a month plus a $20 one-time setup. Three boards — tap a board name to jump to it. Download your file and bring it back any time. We keep nothing.

Set up once. DisasterReady does the rest.

Tell DisasterReady about your household one time. Your binder and file use it.

① My Household② After a Disaster③ Plan Ahead

① My Household

My Household

Your contact tree and one printable binder page.

Group Sessions — prepare together

Small, friendly groups on building a kit, making a family plan, and what helps after a disaster. Join one or propose your own.

② After a Disaster

After a Disaster

Document damage, track applications, and screen contractors for fraud.

③ Plan Ahead

Plan Ahead

A hazard season calendar, reminders, voice, and your file.

Shop Smart

THIS PAGEEmergency supplies, researched for you.

A plan and a few basics beat a closet of gear. Before you buy anything, we tell you what you need, what to look for, and what to skip. Free for everyone.

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Before you spend a dollar: do you even need it? What should you look for? How do the options compare?

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Tap an aisle for what you really need, what to look for, what to skip, and three picks.