Preparing for Disasters and Emergencies
The Ready.gov website educates the public about preparing for a national emergency, including a possible terrorist attack:
- The Ready.gov Website
- Ready.gov: Make a Family Emergency Plan
- Ready Kids
- Ready Business
- Frequently Asked Ready.gov Questions
Information on contacting the Ready Campaign is also available.
General Information on Preparing for Disasters and Emergencies
- U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA): Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Response
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Emergency Preparedness for Kids
- Emergency Preparedness for People with Disabilities
- Emergency Preparedness for Businesses
- Emergency Preparedness for Pets
- Emergency Preparedness for Livestock
Need More Information? Try These Additional Resources:
- Safe Rooms
- Grants for Safe Rooms
- Emergency Alert System (EAS)
- International Travel: Crisis Preparedness
- Emergencies and Employee Safety: Federal Government Employees
- National Preparedness Month - held every September
The short link for this FAQ is http://1.usa.gov/nH656m
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