What Do I Get With The Ready In 10 System?
*The electronic version of the Grab It & Go Forms, Wallet Cards and Checklists/Plans can be saved and filled in for multiple adults and children.
Is Ready In 10 Right For Me?
The unique thing about Ready In 10 is that it’s designed to work the way you need it.
Are You A Type 1 Person? You live in an area prone to certain disasters, like hurricanes, earthquakes or tornadoes, or you simply want you and your family to be prepared. Your goal is to have your Ready In 10 Plans completed, in their notebook and ready to grab and go.
Or Are You A Type 2 Person? You’re facing an imminent emergency. They’ve just issued a hurricane warning for your area, or the river near your home is reaching flood stage. You just found Ready In 10 and need a plan ASAP!
The Ready In 10 System works no matter what situation you’re in. Ready In 10 is broken down into three parts, the 10 Step Quick Start Guide, the Plans & Checklists, and the Ready In 10 book.
If you’re a Type 1 person, begin with the Quick Start Guide, and work through each step. The steps themselves should take about 10 minutes each to complete. Then when you have time, go back and fine tune your plans, to make sure that you and your family will have everything you need for future emergencies.
If you’re a Type 2 person, go through the Quick Start Guide to get a general idea of what each plan or checklist does, gather all of your vital documents and information, open and complete or print and fill in the Grab It An Go Vital Documents form, Medical Information Form, Ready In 10 Evacuation Plan and the Get Back To Life Plan. Then when the crisis passes, go back, read the book and fine tune your plans, to make sure you have everything you need for future emergencies.
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Information on Specific Types of Disasters (right click on each link, and "save target as" to download) Earthquake Resources Tornado Resources Hurricane Resources Flood Resources
Wildfire Resources
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