The three-day kit checklist
Every item from the master checklist with a box to tick, grouped by water, food, light, information, money, health, family and home. Any ticks you have made on the site are already filled in.
Open and print Print · 2 pagesThe household emergency plan
Nine sections with lines to fill in: who we are, how we get out, where we meet, who we call, who we check on, where things are, school and work, pets, and if we have to leave.
Open and print Print · 1 pageThe Steady On poster
Red, white capitals, three bars where the crown would be. For the fridge, the office kitchen or the lid of the kit box. The reminder that works by being looked at.
Open and print OnlinePrefer to tick on screen?
The online checklist saves your progress on your device and shows it across every guide. Use both: screen for building, paper for the fridge.
Go to the checklistHow to use them
Print on plain A4
Black and white is fine. Use the Print button on each page, or your browser's print command. They are laid out to fit one side (checklist) and two sides (plan).
Fill in the plan together
An evening with everyone in the house, including children old enough to hold a pen. The household plan guide explains each section.
Three copies
One on the fridge, one in the kit box, one in the grab bag. Photograph it for your phone.
Share them
Print spares for an older neighbour or relative who does not use the internet. The guidance specifically suggests copying documents for people who cannot prepare themselves.
Something fuller is in the works
We are putting together a longer workbook: a twelve-month rotation calendar, a documents inventory, room-by-room insurance notes and a simple street plan template. The two sheets above will always be free. If you would like to hear when the workbook is ready, the reminder email is the only list we have.