Creating an Emergency Kit: Be Ready for Anything Posted on July 2, 2024January 8, 2025 By Zane Egginton Emergencies can happen anytime, often with little warning. Whether it’s a natural disaster or an unexpected power outage, having a well-prepared emergency kit can make all the difference for you and your whānau. Creating one doesn’t have to be complicated – and we’re here to help you get started! In the video below, we’ll show you how to create a comprehensive emergency kit tailored to your household’s needs. It’s quick, practical, and essential for staying safe during unexpected events. What Should Be in Your Emergency Kit? Some essentials include: • Clean water for three days (at least three litres per person, per day) • Non-perishable food and snacks • First aid supplies and any necessary medications • A torch and spare batteries (or a wind-up torch) • Warm clothing and sturdy footwear • Personal hygiene items • Copies of important documents (IDs, insurance papers) • A battery-powered radio or phone charger For a complete checklist and additional tips, visit Get Ready NZ’s website. Why It Matters Emergencies don’t wait – and neither should you. Taking the time now to prepare means you’ll be ready to act when it matters most. Stay safe, stay prepared! Let us know in the comments what’s in your emergency kit or any tips you’d like to share! Education Video
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