READY AT HOME · US EDITION

A 72-hour plan built for American homes.

No power. No tap water. No card payments. A cell phone battery running down. Most disruptions are manageable, until several small problems arrive at once.

The US Edition is properly localized for American households—not a UK guide with the spelling changed.

US-specific guidance US Letter worksheets Instant PDF download
Ready at Home US Edition 34-page guide and 18-page workbook

SMALL PROBLEMS COMPOUND

The emergency isn’t always the hardest part. Being unprepared is.

A blackout or water outage doesn’t need to become a crisis. But without a simple plan, ordinary problems escalate quickly.

01

Your phone becomes everything

Your flashlight, radio, map, contact list and payment device, until the battery dies.

02

Food and water get complicated

What you have may be difficult to cook, unsafe to keep or simply not enough.

03

Essential needs can’t wait

Medications, medical equipment, baby supplies and pet needs can’t be improvised.

04

Leaving creates new decisions

Everyone needs to know where to go, how to reconnect and what matters enough to take.

THE COMPLETE US EDITION

Local guidance. Familiar units. One usable plan.

The US Edition has been adapted section by section so the advice, examples and worksheets make sense for American households.

  • US agencies, emergency information and terminology
  • US customary measurements and familiar quantities
  • Regional hazards including storms, wildfire, heat and winter weather
  • Plans for children, pets, medications and additional needs
  • A separate printable workbook formatted for US Letter

Based in the UK?
The complete UK guide and workbook are available now.

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WHAT’S INSIDE

From vague intention to finished plan.

The guide explains the decisions. The separate workbook gives you the checklists and planning pages needed to put them into practice.

01

Assess

Find the household gaps that matter most before buying anything new.

02

Build

Create the core 72-hour plan gradually, using what you already own first.

03

Adapt

Add the pages for your home, family, health needs, pets and vehicles.

04

Keep ready

Print or save the plan, then use the short monthly review.

PRACTICAL PREPAREDNESS, WHATEVER YOUR STARTING POINT

No hype. No pressure. Just a clearer way to be prepared.

Whether you’re taking your first steps or already take preparedness seriously, Ready at Home helps you strengthen your household plan with practical actions, sensible priorities and guidance you can actually use.

ABOUT READY AT HOME

Sensible preparedness for ordinary households.

Ready at Home translates trusted official preparedness guidance into simple household decisions. It is designed for families, couples, people living alone, renters, homeowners, pet owners and households with additional needs.

The advice is practical, affordable and easy to maintain. Strong marketing may get your attention; the guidance inside is deliberately calm.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

About the US Edition.

Is the US Edition available now?

Yes. The complete US guide and printable US Letter workbook are available together as an instant digital download.

What will the purchase include?

One bundle containing two separate digital PDFs: the full US guide and a printable workbook formatted for US Letter paper.

Why is it separate from the UK Edition?

US households use different agencies, emergency information, terminology, measurements, regional-hazard advice and paper sizes. Those differences deserve more than a spelling change.

Will it work for renters and apartments?

Yes. The guide is being designed for apartments, rented homes, homeowners and households with limited storage.

Will I need to buy everything at once?

No. The system starts with what you already own and prioritizes the gaps that matter most.

Is this professional emergency advice?

No. Always follow emergency services, local authorities, health professionals and current official alerts. The guide helps you prepare; it does not replace professional advice.

The first 72 hours are not the time to start making a plan.

Turn “we should probably get prepared” into one clear household plan.

Get the US bundle