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Being prepared for disasters starts at home. Everyone can be part of helping to prepare for emergencies. Young children and teens alike can be a part of the process. As a parent, guardian, or other family member, you have an important role to play when it comes to protecting the children in your life and helping them be prepared in case disaster strikes.
On this page, you’ll find materials to build your family emergency plan, information for how you can help children cope if they’ve experienced a disaster, and tips to help your children be ready when disaster strikes. With these tools, both kids and their families can be prepared whether they’re at home, school, or anywhere else.
Build a Kit. Learn evacuation plans. Decide who to call and where to meet when a disaster happens. Start your family emergency plan today.
Your support can help children cope if a disaster strikes.
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Last Updated: 04/24/2026
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