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HOW TO PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES


HOW TO PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES


 * Be Red Cross Ready
 * Prepare by Type of Emergency
 * Prepare by Type of Need
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NEED HELP? THAT’S WHY WE’RE HERE!

Everyone knows the Red Cross helps people during emergencies. But you may not
know that it’s also part of our mission to help you help yourself! Becoming “Red
Cross Ready” for an emergency means following our simple steps in advance to
ensure you can weather a crisis safely and comfortably. Being prepared may not
prevent a disaster, but it will give you confidence to meet the challenge.


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3 Easy Steps To Prepare For An Emergency

Be ""Red Cross Ready"" for an emergency by following our easy 3 steps to
preparedness. We understand getting prepared may sound difficult or time
consuming, but with a little help from us, it's actually very doable. Learn by
watching our video today!

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PREPARING DURING THE PANDEMIC?

Please review our guidance on preparing for emergencies while still protecting
yourself from COVID-19. (Available in multiple languages.)

Preparing for Disaster During COVID-19

Be Red Cross Ready


BE RED CROSS READY

It’s as easy as 1-2-3! Getting prepared may sound difficult or time consuming
but – with a little help from the Red Cross – its actually very doable.

Get a Kit

Learn the essential supplies to put in your family’s survival kit.

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Be Informed

Understand which disasters are likely to occur in your area and what you must
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More ways to prepare

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Our free apps provide tools and preparedness information you need every day.

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Watch our 2 minute video to learn how to give Hands-Only CPR to buy precious
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Prepare by Type of Emergency


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Find out which emergencies occur where you live, and then learn about
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Find out which natural disasters affect your region, then read tips about how
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EARTHQUAKE SAFETY



WINTER STORM SAFETY



FLOOD SAFETY



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Prepare by Type of Need


ANYONE CAN BE RED CROSS READY

Some people may need extra attention during an emergency - planning ahead is
crucial. Don’t forget your furry family members either!
Children

Emergencies are frightening and stressful even for adults – and can be even more
so for children. Acknowledging their natural feelings and providing
age-appropriate information can help children feel less anxious.

 * Teaching Kids about Emergency Preparedness
 * Building Resilience in Children Through Coping Skills
 * How Families Can Prepare for Emergencies
 * Red Cross Kids Videos playlist on YouTube
   
   * English
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People with Disabilities

When an emergency occurs, mobility challenges and hearing, learning, or seeing
disabilities can add complication. We offer practical advice on getting
informed, making a plan, assembling a kit, and keeping your plans up to date.

Get Tips and Advice

Older Adults

Older adults are assets in the community and will often be looked to for their
wisdom and the unique gifts they can offer in a disaster. Being prepared and
ready before and during such an event will greatly impact your ability to help
and be helped during an emergency or disaster. 

Disaster and Emergency Preparedness for Older Adults

Pets

Emergency preparedness includes all family members, even pets. 

 * Disaster Preparedness for Pets
 * Pet Travel Safety
 * Pet Heat Safety
 * Pet Winter Safety
   
   

Households, Schools and Educators

Prepare your home, school, staff and students for disasters and emergencies.

 * Teaching Kids about Emergency Preparedness
 * How Schools can Prepare for Disasters
 * Become a Preparedness Champion!

Workplaces and Organizations

Is your workplace prepared for emergency? American Red Cross Ready Rating™ is a
first-of-its-kind membership program designed to help businesses, organizations
and schools become better prepared for emergencies. 

 * Prepare Your Workplace for Emergencies
 * Commuter Safety

Test Yourself


THINK YOU'RE RED CROSS READY?

Test yourself: can you agree with these statements?

I know what emergencies or disasters are most likely to occur in my community.

I have a family disaster plan and have practiced it.

I have a survival kit.

At least one member of my household is trained in first aid and CPR/AED.

I have taken action to help my community prepare.

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