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Six things you can do to help you prepare for an emergency:
The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 defines an emergency as: an event or situation which threatens serious damage to human welfare in a place in the UK, the environment of a place in the UK, or war or terrorism which threatens serious damage to the security of the UK.
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1. Make a household plan
It only takes a few minutes, but could be a lifesaver.
Making a Household Plan -
2. Pack an emergency “Get Prepared” bag
What essentials would you potentially need in an emergency?
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3. Check in on others
Checking in on someone’s wellbeing and offering extra support such as having a chat, providing items such as blankets, or asking if they need any supplies collecting can make a big difference.
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4. Health advice
Know what to do and how to get the right help.
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5. Create an emergency contacts list
We’ve created a quick reference for emergency and information contacts. You can download this guide, print it off and fill it in with your emergency contacts.
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6. Sign up to the Priority Registration Services
Sign up for additional support should you need it.
Priority Registration Services
Get Prepared
