As the world seemingly becomes more dangerous, commonly learned skills are no longer enough to protect your family from disaster. Whether from a nuclear conflagration or a hurricane, emergencies can happen at any time. Families can do much to keep themselves safe, see the links below.

The government has recommended that all households be prepared to weather an emergency. Many folks in the northeast are already adept at stocking up. They know that a big storm could strand them for days or weeks without power. They might not get to the store for awhile either. Having emergency supplies around gives you something to fall back on.

Besides food, water, light and other emergency supplies, shelter is important too. Choices range from a full-blown bomb shelter to an existing root cellar, or just a place to hunker down in during a tornado. On these pages you'll find some useful information on what to do to prepare for various emergencies.

Nuclear preparedness is important too. If you think you don't have to prepare because "everyone will die" well, that's just not the case. Many people will survive even in the event of a nuclear attack. I hope the following information will help you be safe.

Nuclear Information
KI FAQ's
Shelter Designs

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