AidTeam Training Toolkit

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We make emergency planning fun with easy to follow guides created from the industries best advise. Better preparation means easier recovery and greater peace of mind.

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Home Fire Prevention

Last year, catastrophic wildfires burned millions of acres across California alone. Thank you California Fire Foundation for awarding us a special grant to help you prepare and respond to wildfires and other risks in your area.

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Better planning for emergencies with access to reputable training and certification resources, plus a comprehensive survival knowledge base

INTERACTIVE TASKS & HELPFUL GUIDES

When disaster strikes, there’s not a lot of time to think. It’s time to act. So the time to plan is now. When you join AidTeam, you get step-by-step guided tasks and missions to help you and your family prepare for the worst. When people have good disaster planning in place, the path to recovery is much easier to navigate.

Preparing for an unpredictable world

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Flood Safety, Preparations, and Response
Learning about the risks of floods and how to better prepare for wet weather.
Preparing for Earthquakes
Your Guide to Earthquake Preparation, Response, and Recovery. What to do before, during and after the earth shakes.
Creating Emergency Contact Sheets
Safely store and share emergency contact information with friends and family. Build and print you own any time.
Documenting Your Assets
Steps to help document your most sensitive documents so they are available when you need them most.
Finding Local Emergency Shelters
We can’t prepare for all that life throws at us. But we can have a plan in place of where and when to go should a disaster touch down and we need to call on the services of an emergency shelter.
Home Fire Prevention
Home isn’t just the building that we live in. Here, we highlight some of the simple but essential steps you, your family and your friends can take to prevent them.

In the works

  • Building a First-Aid Kit
  • Saving Offline Maps
  • Preparing for Winter Weather

More on the way

Centralized disaster planning resources that are readily accessible before, during, and after an emergency
Best-practice Training

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