Take the time to browse the Plan, Prepare, Inquire and Inspire resource pages and links, and to reflect on the state of your own readiness. Natural disasters and emergencies come in different sizes and affect different consequences. Whether it’s a wildfire in northern Arizona, flash flooding in Phoenix or ..

Fillable emergency contact card for a child and their guardian. They can be put into backpacks or emergency "go bags".

Families with children and youth with disabilities and medical needs are known to be some of the most vulnerable in a disaster. These families have fewer resources, and they require both community and health care provider support to achieve readiness. When these families are disaster ready, they are less ..

A bi-lingual fillable form to document emergency information for children with special healthcare needs. Formulario para Emergencias Para Niños con Necesidades Especiales

Brief promotional flyers for national burn awareness week.

Prevention tips and initial treatment for campfire burn injury

A checklist for college/university students around fire safety and response. Includes reminders on how to ensure living environments are safe in case of a fire. 

Preparing your family for a disaster can be hard. This is a list of things you can slowly start adding to your child's evacuation backpack (or "go-bag").

Produced by Children's Hospital of Los Angeles, this webpage provides families guidance for preparing for and responding to disasters. A key document on this site is the "Disaster Preparedness Activitie for Your Family" which is available in English, Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Korean, and Spanish. It also provides guidance on ..

Preparedness tips and links to tips for families, children, seniors, and those with access and functional needs

Educational handout for students on what they can do to stay safe from fires during the school year.

Disaster preparedness resources from the UCSF California Childcare Health Program including the California Childcare Disaster Plan

Disaster planning resources for people with mesothelioma and other types of cancer, their caregivers, and their families.

This website includes resources and links to support preparing youth for emergencies.

Multiple fact sheets on the impacts of wildfire smoke and ash. They provide ways to reduce risks, prepare for smoke and ash, and respond to a wildfire in your area.

Learn about how to prepare before, during and after disasters, including making an emergency plan, building an emergency supply kit and preparing for individual hazards in your language.

Disasters happen everywhere, and every member of the family can prepare. Preparedness for the future starts today. Whether you’re a kid or teen yourself, a parent or loved one, or work with youth, Ready Kids has tools and information to help before, during and after disasters.

Los desastres ocurren en todas partes y todos los miembros de la familia pueden prepararse. La preparación para el futuro empieza hoy. Si eres un niño o un adolescente, un padre o un ser querido, o trabajas con jóvenes, Ready Kids tiene herramientas e información para ayudar antes, durante y ..

Prevention tips and treatment for firework injury

First Aid for minor burn injuries

Frostbite & Hypothermia Tip Sheet

Frostbite and Hypothermia prevention tip sheet

Flyer on gas fireplace safety for families.

Guidance for how to keep children safe around gas fireplaces

Prevention tips and treatment for gasoline fire injury