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Get a Kit
A kit is the most basic step you can take to prepare for a disaster. You can build one or buy one, but you need to get one. Getting a kit doesn’t have to be an overwhelming process. Chances are you already have some of the items lying around your house. You just need to compile everything together. You can also build your kit step-by-step, picking up a different item each time you run to the store.
Your basic Disaster Supplies Kit should include:
Make sure your kit is in an easy-to-carry container with enough supplies to support your entire household for three days. It is also recommended that you have more than three days of supplies at home in case you are unable to leave for an extended period of time. You may also consider getting a kit for your car. Don’t forget to check your kit(s) every six months and rotate perishable items or restock as necessary.
Your basic Disaster Supplies Kit should include:
- Water
- Food
- Flashlight(s) with extra batteries
- A family first aid kit
- Medications
- A radio with extra batteries
- Tools
- Clothing
- Personal items
- Sanitary supplies
- Money (cash)
- Contact information
- Pet supplies
- A map
Make sure your kit is in an easy-to-carry container with enough supplies to support your entire household for three days. It is also recommended that you have more than three days of supplies at home in case you are unable to leave for an extended period of time. You may also consider getting a kit for your car. Don’t forget to check your kit(s) every six months and rotate perishable items or restock as necessary.
