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Free Ready Lite assessment
Find out what your household should do next.
Answer 14 simple questions. In about five minutes, you will get three priorities and a practical 30-day starting plan.
About 5 minutesPrivate by designNo account or upload
Here is what happens
- 1Answer 14 questions
- 2See your top three priorities
- 3Get a 30-day starting plan
Start on the left. Donatila will guide you one step at a time.
02 / Limits
Know the boundary
This is educational preparedness guidance. It is not emergency response, medical, legal, financial or other professional advice. If danger is immediate, contact local emergency services and follow official instructions.
See the seven areas we review
The seven preparedness areas
Understand what the assessment covers and what prepared looks like.
Prepared means your household has a usable, shared and tested capability, not simply good intentions or a collection of supplies.
01
Household risks and protective actions
What we assessAwareness of likely local hazards, trusted alerts, evacuation routes, shelter-in-place decisions and immediate protective actions.
Prepared looks likeThe household can identify its priority hazards, receive official alerts and choose the correct first action without improvising: evacuate, shelter or follow local direction.
02
Communication and reunification
What we assessContact information, an out-of-area contact, backup communication methods and agreed meeting places for separation scenarios.
Prepared looks likeEvery household member knows whom to contact, how to communicate if mobile service fails and where to reunite nearby or outside the neighborhood.
03
Health, accessibility, dependents and pets
What we assessMedications, mobility and accessibility needs, medical equipment, children, older adults, other dependents and pets.
Prepared looks likeEssential needs are documented; required supplies and instructions are available; and primary and backup caregivers understand their responsibilities for several days.
04
Documents, insurance and financial continuity
What we assessIdentification, medical and property records, insurance policies and contacts, payment methods and essential financial information.
Prepared looks likeCurrent records are protected and accessible in paper and digital form; key contacts are documented; and the household has feasible backup payment options.
05
Utilities, supplies and transportation
What we assessWater, food, lighting, first aid, hygiene, backup power, safe utility control and primary and alternate transportation.
Prepared looks likeThe household has several days of realistic supplies, rotates expiring items, knows how to manage utilities safely and has primary and backup transportation options.
06
Digital access and account recovery
What we assessAccount recovery, multi-factor authentication, offline contacts and instructions, backup power and trusted-person access support.
Prepared looks likeImportant accounts can be recovered, essential information is available offline, devices have practical power options and trusted support does not depend on insecure password sharing.
07
Roles, practice and plan maintenance
What we assessClear household roles, plan walkthroughs or exercises, documented improvements and a recurring review and update cycle.
Prepared looks likePeople understand their roles, the plan has been practiced, identified gaps have owners and the household reviews it at least every six months and after major changes.