A first aid kit contains supplies to treat an unexpected injury or medical event. It’s important to have one close by so that you can prevent minor injuries from getting worse and prevent more serious injuries from becoming life threatening.

Many of us depend on maps on a daily basis. Online maps are vital daily tools, so knowing how to access an offline map is equally important when wireless connectivity is lost.

CPR classes aren’t difficult to find or complete, and the skills they provide can literally save lives during a wide range of common health emergencies – when seconds count.

Learning about the risks of floods and how to better prepare for wet weather.

Your Guide to Earthquake Preparation, Response, and Recovery. What to do before, during and after the earth shakes.

Safely store and share emergency contact information with friends and family. Build and print you own any time.

Steps to help document your most sensitive documents so they are available when you need them most.

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 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.

Have burning questions about fire extinguishers? Put them out by getting to know all about that little red cylinder that could just be a lifesaver.