Get Ready Day
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Show your readiness for anything life throws at you on Get Ready Day - start by getting organized, setting goals and making plans!
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Get ready to celebrate Get Ready Day on the Third Thursday of September! This special day was created to motivate people to get organized and prepared for the upcoming year. It's also a great opportunity for families, friends, and coworkers to come together and take part in activities that are designed to help them be more productive and efficient. Whether it's creating a budget, setting goals, or making a plan of action - Get Ready Day is all about getting ready for whatever comes your way! So let's get ready for another amazing year.
Make sure you have flashlights, batteries, a first aid kit and other emergency supplies on hand. Check expiration dates and replace any items that are no longer good.
Sit down with your family and create a plan in case of an emergency. Include an evacuation plan, a meeting point, and a list of contacts for each family member.
Make sure all important documents are in one place and easily accessible in case of an emergency. This includes birth certificates, passports, insurance cards, social security numbers, etc.
Organize a safety drill with your family to make sure everyone is prepared in case of an emergency. Practice evacuating the house and meeting up at your designated location.
Take some time to educate yourself on the basics of disaster preparedness. Research local resources that are available in case of an emergency.
Get Ready Day is a great reminder to take the time to prepare for potential disasters or emergencies, whether it's packing an emergency kit in case of a hurricane or earthquake, or having your documents ready if you need to evacuate. Preparing ahead of time can help reduce stress and make sure you're covered in any situation.
Get Ready Day not only helps individuals to be prepared, but also encourages neighbors and communities to get involved. By working together, everyone can help ensure everyone is safe and taken care of in times of distress.
By participating in Get Ready Day, we are helping to spread awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and how it affects our safety and wellbeing. This increased knowledge can help people become more informed and aware of what steps they should take if faced with an emergency situation.
