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Your Household

This information personalises your plan. It is stored only in your browser and never sent anywhere. No names, addresses or personal details are required.

Suburb or region

No street address or personal details are collected or stored anywhere outside your browser.

Household members

Adults

Aged 18 and over

1

Children

Under 18

0

Pets (select all that apply)

🐕 Dog

🐈 Cat

🦜 Birds

🐄 Livestock

🐾 Other

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Your Risks

Select the two hazards most relevant to your location. Your plan will include specific action sequences for each, based on Australian Royal Commission research.

Tip: Not sure? Check your My Area risk profile at tools.survivalstorehouse.com/my-area.html

🔥

Bushfire

Central Coast, NSW, VIC, SA, QLD

🌊

Flash Flood

Northern Rivers, QLD, lowland areas

🌀

Cyclone

QLD, NT, WA north of Geraldton

🌡️

Heatwave

All of Australia — most lethal natural hazard

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Grid Failure

Extended power outage — all areas

⛈️

Severe Storm

Hail, damaging winds, flash flooding

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Special Needs

Tick anything that applies to anyone in your household. These items appear as specific reminders in your plan.

Refrigerated medication (e.g. insulin)

Adds cooler bag + ice protocol to your plan. Insulin is stable below 25°C for 28 days — the risk is a summer outage.

Powered medical device (CPAP, home oxygen, insulin pump)

Adds device-specific backup prompts. Home oxygen concentrators have no battery — your supplier has an emergency cylinder protocol.

Mobility limitations or wheelchair use

Adds evacuation assistance contacts and accessible rally point reminders.

Elderly household member (65+)

Adds heat vulnerability and medication reminders. Heatwave + power outage is a specific medical risk for elderly Australians.

Infant or child under 5

Adds formula/nappies to the go-bag checklist and school reunification reminder.

Controlled medication (S8 — opioids, benzodiazepines)

Emergency supply provisions largely don't apply to S8 medications. Plan adds a specific buffer reminder.

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Rally Points

Two places your household will meet if you get separated. Choose them now — not during an emergency.

Local rally point: somewhere within 2–5km you can all walk to if needed — a neighbour's house, a local park, a school.
Out-of-area rally point: somewhere you can all drive to if your area is evacuated — family home, friend's place, a town outside your hazard zone.

📍 Local rally point — name

Local rally point — address or description

🏠 Out-of-area rally point — name

Out-of-area rally point — address

Primary evacuation route

Backup evacuation route

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Ready to Generate

Your personalised emergency plan is ready. It includes hazard-specific action sequences, your contacts, rally points, go-bag checklist, and official numbers. Print it and put it on the fridge.

After printing: Give a copy to every adult in the household. Put one copy on the fridge and one in the emergency kit. Review the plan every 12 months or after any major emergency.