

Emergencies can happen anytime, anywhere - often without warning. But a few simple steps now can help protect not just your home, but the life you value.
Being prepared means looking after your wellbeing, staying connected, and planning for what comes after an emergency.
We’ve learned from those who’ve lived through disasters and built their insights into everything we share - so you don’t have to wait for a crisis to know what matters most.
We’re here to help you get prepared, your way.
RediPlan helps you prepare for all types of hazards – bushfires, floods, heatwaves, and personal emergencies.
Australian Red Cross offers a range of initiatives to support people in getting prepared, whether individually, with others, or as a community.

“A very informative workshop. I learned about a few things that had not crossed my mind before, and found it extremely useful.”

Help children prepare for, cope with, and respond to an emergency.
Audience: children aged 8–10 and their teachers
“Excellent session. We find these sessions critical for our curriculum in regard to National disasters and preparedness.”
“Though I have experienced many heatwaves, it is always good to reflect and adapt and improve strategies.”

A Red Cross–facilitated initiative that empowers communities at high risk of disaster to develop and implement their own disaster resilience action plans and high-impact local initiatives.
“The value of this work in our community has been significant.”
We have a range of resources to help you prepare for disasters, including information in Auslan and community languages and resources for children and carers.
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