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How to Prepare for any Disaster
Many disasters exist that can wreak havoc on entire communities. Flood
disasters can wash away the hopes and dreams of every household they
touch. Earthquakes can cause entire cities to crumble to the ground.
Hurricanes can blow away the homes and belongings of many families. Even
terrorist attacks have caused destruction and heartache in the past.
Being properly educated and preparing early can help more people to
survive when bad times strike. The joint efforts of all members in a
community can also fortify everyone’s strength and endurance. The
following tips are meant to assist members of a community in preparing
for any disaster:
1. Collective Thought Process
The most important element in preparing for any disaster is knowing that
all disasters have similar consequences. All residents will need to
flee to a place of shelter and safety. All residents will need to
realize that there may be injuries. Everyone in the community will need
to make efforts to maintain communication. Every household will have to
secure a collection of food and beverages for survival. Electric will
very likely be lost. Houses may suffer damages. Dangerous situations may
be created. Once everyone comes to an understanding about such things,
getting prepared will be much easier.
2. Plan Escape Routes
The first thing to do to prepare for a disaster is to figure out all
possible escape routes. If a neighbor in the community has a basement or
a shelter, residents should get in touch with this neighbor and discuss
seeking shelter at that residence. Parents should contact schools to
see if they will also offer shelter in the case of hurricanes and other
natural disasters. Some schools are made of sturdy brick materials and
could serve as very effective protective forts for many families.
Families should also have spare keys set aside for making a fast escape
in a dire situation. It would also be helpful to have access to the
quickest route to the hospital. It may be necessary to transport someone
to the hospital for assistance.
3. Survival Packs
The next step in the process of preparing for disaster is setting up
survival packs. In the worst-case scenario, the entire family will be
stuck in the home. It may be necessary for family to survive for several
days to a week without contact with the outside world. The elements put
in the survival packs are crucial to sustaining life during that time.
The two most important things for survival packages are food and water. A
good rule of thumb is to pack enough edibles and water for at least 72
hours for each person. Canned foods and non-perishable items are the
best items for an emergency.
A first aid kit is the second most important item for survival. The kit
should include sterile bandages, antiseptic ointment, ice packs, and
something that can be used as a tourniquet. Other items to include for
survival are blankets, flashlights, lighters, pocketknives, and a solar
charging system.
Preparing one’s family for disaster is half the battle for survival.
Communities should meet once a month and discuss the possibilities of
disaster and how to handle it. If everyone works together, it will be
very difficult for any one disaster to beat an entire community.
Our valuable Survival Guide includes the following:
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Getting Ready Before Anything Happens
(What to do Now!)
Creating Your Own Disaster Plan of Action Finding out what could happen in your area? 4 Steps to putting it together. How to practice and maintain your plan. Your Contact Information. (Post this information by the phone)
How Safe is Your House? Checklist Controlling your utilities:
How to shut them off in an emergency.
What to do with them after an emergency.
Preparing some Necessities for Quick Action 3 Day (72 Hrs.) Evacuation Kit-
How to Make a 72 Hour Kit.
First Aid
How to Make a First Aid Kit.
Emergency Water
Recommended amount needed.
How to purify water.
How to store water.
Emergency Water sources inside and out of your home.
Take Important Actions and Have this Information in place NOW.
How to Report an Emergency.
Evacuation
Necessary preparations before an evacuation.
How to evacuate.
Evacuation worksheet .
Action Plan Checklist (Are You Ready?) Be sure all members of your family know this.
Chapter 2
Knowing What to Do: Taking the Appropriate Action
(Before - During - After)
Acts of Violence: Nuclear or Other Wars
9 steps to prepare
The dangers
Finding safety
Shelter
Radiation
Terrorism, Riots, Looting, Bomb Threats and Other Violence
Earthquakes 7 steps to prepare What to do during if your are:
indoors.
outdoors.
in your car. After the quake, what next?
Extreme Weather: Hurricane, Tornado, Winter Storms, Lightning & Thunder, Drought & Extreme Heat. 13 steps to prepare What to do during The dangers Steps to following after it has passed
Famine 6 steps to prepare Actions to take during
Plagues What is a plague? 4 steps to prepare for What to do during
Floods 5 steps to prepare 7 steps to take during The dangers and what to do after
Chapter 3
Recovery
How to Reduce Anxiety and Fear. Be prepared - 4 steps to take
How to Recover (Children). 6 important points
How to Recover (Adults). Helping yourself Helping children and others
Chapter 4
Long Term Preparations
You might need them for a while (Helpful suggestions for each of the following)
Food Do you want to just survive or do it in style What are your options? Advantages and disadvantages Priorities in building your food storage program Recommendations How much? How to store Rotation
Water Find, store and purify Recommended amounts
Clothes Storage plan
Finance Cash, important documents and insurances
Shelter Alternative Suggestions
Heat Alternative Suggestions
Light Alternative Suggestions
Fuel Suggestions
Cooking Easy alternatives
Sanitation List of necessary items to store
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Emergency Preparedness
There are many reasons
to prepare for an emergency. Natural disasters, emergencies such as
fires, power outages, terrorist attacks or simple interruptions in power
or food and water supplies will all require people be able to survive
using only what they have on hand in their home. There are many steps to
prepare for an emergency and to consider, from food stores to power
supplies.
It is best to have a solid and well thought out emergency plan well
before there is any sign of an actual emergency. This means figuring out
much food and water need to be stored, evacuation plans, power supplies
and having first aid kits and emergency kits ready to go the instant a
problem arises. These plans should be reviewed from time to time to be
adjusted in case of new family members or other situations so no one is
caught unprepared.
A basic emergency kit should have a minimum three day supply of food for
every person in the home. More advanced kits and preparation can have
enough food to last weeks, months or years without needing to replenish
it. The Starter Food Supply will last one adult for three months with a
shelf life of 30 years, while the Harvest 10 Pack Food Supply can last
10 adults for one year and has a 30 year shelf life. This food supply
should be rotated on a regular basis and also include plenty of water
for drinking, bathing and rehydrating food. There are also a number of
books a person can buy to store with their food supplies such as Cooking
With Beans & Rice, Cooking with Home Storage and Mix A Meal to
ensure that every family has plenty of recipes and cooking tips during
an emergency to avoid food boredom.
An emergency preparation plan should include basic necessities other
food, such as a hand-crank radio, a compass, flashlight or lantern with
plenty of spare batteries, an extensive first aid kit including
prescription medications, a tool kit for repairs to the home or car,
spare fuel and/or firewood, a can opener, maps, a cell phone, water
purification tablets and emergency documents. A one, two, four person or
children’s Survival Kit can include many of these items in one
convenient package that can be kept in a closet, and the “How to Prepare
For Any Disaster” book can provide helpful tips and emergency plans for
individuals and families that need some help getting started.
Keeping power in an emergency can be the difference between being
comfortable and safe or trying to survive with no cell phones,
electrical devices and only a fire to cook with and provide warmth.
Solar powered chargers can help provide power, but a more reliable
method is to use a power storing device to supply power during storms or
when solar power is not an option. The Goal 0 Base Camp Kit is used to
supply power at mountaineering base camps and offers 350 watt hours of
power storage equaling 20,000 hours of power, which makes it ideal for
people preparing long periods without power.
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