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Protect yourself and your loved ones during a disaster.

Preparedness is vital for millions of people at risk of being affected by a disaster. With proper preparation, you can provide peace of mind and an extra measure of protection for you and your household.

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Be Ready

Steps to prepare for a disaster.

September is Disaster Preparedness month. Every household needs a plan that all family members know for every type of disaster.

Don’t believe the mindset, “It won’t happen to us.” If there’s even a chance of a disaster happening in your area, prepare for it.

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Make a Plan

Make sure your plan includes a way to access food, water, heat, light, and power.

Create a Preparedness Kit

The Family Preparedness Kit takes the basics of survival into consideration, as well as other commonly recommended items.

Know the Dangers

Knowing where danger can come from during and after a disaster is essential to protecting you and your household.

Stay Educated & Aware of Surroundings

Explore the possibility of first aid, CPR, and other courses. Keep yourself up to date through weather monitoring apps.

The Power of Preparedness

Ensure your family is protected in the face of unexpected challenges with our Disaster Preparedness Guide.

Topics Include:

— Family Communication Plan
— Evacuation Plans
— Care for Pets
— Weather Monitoring

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Start your journey to preparedness now and download the guide to learn practical steps for facing any disaster confidently.

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Meteorologists have issued their predictions for the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season — which begins in June — and they are emphasizing that preparation should begin early and in earnest.

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Take the Challenge!

Use this checklist to build your Disaster Preparedness Kit and Convoy will send you additional resources about preparing for a disaster.

Storing your family preparedness kit.

Store your family preparedness kit in a cool, dry location in your home. Pack items into clean, sturdy totes.
Remember to keep your kit up to date with the latest documents, unexpired food, and relevant weather attire.

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Phase 1 — Water
Disruption to water supply systems after a disaster is very common. Preparing for a supply outage or shortage should be a high priority.
Phase 2 — Canned, Packaged & Comfort Food
After some disasters, grocery stores are destroyed or do not have electricity to operate. Having your own supply of food is essential.
Phase 3 — Warmth, Visibility & Connection
Pack these essentials to ensure that you can survive the first hours and days after a disaster.
Phase 4 — Clean Air, First Aid & Personal Hygiene
These items will help you care for yourself and your family after a disaster.
Phase 5 — Special Items
Being able to care for your finances, livelihood and pets is key to disaster preparedness.

Who we are

When disasters strike, Convoy is there to help.

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Convoy of Hope is among the first to respond to disasters. Highly regarded for scalable and effective distribution, Convoy is committed to being a positive force during disaster emergencies and crises. 

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713+

U.S. & International Disaster Responses to Date

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3.8M+

Individuals Served During Responses in 2023

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38

U.S. Disaster Responses in 2023

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International Disaster Responses in 2023