Make a plan │ Build a kit │ Stay alert
Community resiliency all starts with preparedness planning. Kids and adults can be involved in planning for emergencies and practicing their plans. Parents and teachers can help kids learn about common emergencies in their communities, stock up on items to help keep families safe, and make sure everyone knows how to communicate in an emergency.
Info for families
Special populations
Online activities for all ages
Printables
- Emergency preparedness workbook for families
- Communications plans for kids and adults
- Do one thing 12-month preparedness plan
School youth preparedness program
- Teachers - schedule a youth preparedness presentation here
For other emergency preparedness information and resources, check out these great websites:
- Michigan Disasters and Hazards from Michigan State Police
- Disaster Facts from Ready.gov
- Youth Preparedness Council for teens from FEMA