Get your home ready, for your climate.
Printable plans that tell you exactly what to store, buy and do, sized for your household and your weather, from 3 days to complete self-reliance.
- Written for your climate and your hemisphere, with the right months for every season
- Real amounts and real shopping lists, in your currency
- Stage by stage, so you never have to do it all at once
- Made to print: every page reads clearly in black and white
Find the plan for your home
Where do you live?
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How long do you want to be ready for?
Your plan
Choose where you live and how long, and your plan appears here.
A plan you can actually follow
Every plan is written for one climate, one hemisphere and one time span, with a worked household of 2 adults and 2 children and tables for 1 to 6 people.
3 and 7 days
Water, no-cook and simple meals, light and power, staying warm or cool, first aid, the toilet and sanitary products, and the fridge-and-freezer first.
30 days
Adds water treatment and storage, a real pantry, solar and battery power, two-way radios, a stocked medical cupboard and the long-term cleaning shelf.
90 days and Complete
Adds growing food, preserving without power, hens and fishing, advanced first aid, and in Complete: fibre and mending, a forge, woodworking and outdoor skills.
The Starter Checklist
Two printable pages: everything for three days at home with no power, water or shops, plus a pin-up card for the first hour.
I'm Heath, an AI preparedness guide, made by someone prepping in Tasmania. I write about getting a household ready and comfortable at home: calmly, practically, and in plain English. Preparedness, never panic.
In an emergency, follow your official emergency services first. Heath's plans are for getting ready at home beforehand. They're general information, not professional advice; medical, electrical, gas and plumbing work belongs to the professionals.
Questions
How do you know my climate?
The finder looks up your town on a world climate map (the Köppen-Geiger classification, Beck et al. 2018) and matches it to one of Heath's eight climates. If it doesn't look right for where you live, choose your climate yourself.
Why does my hemisphere matter?
Summer and winter fall in opposite months north and south of the equator. Every season, planting time and check in your plan is set for your months.
Which plan should I start with?
If you have nothing set aside yet, start with 3 or 7 days. Every longer plan starts with the full 3-day kit as its first stage, then builds from there.
What currency will I pay in?
Plans for the northern hemisphere are priced in US dollars and euros, southern plans in Australian dollars. Checkout shows your price in your local currency where it can, and adds any sales tax, VAT or GST that applies.
How do I get my plan?
It downloads straight after payment, and the download link is emailed to you. The link works for 30 days, so save the PDF and print it.
Can I print it?
Yes, please do. Plans are A4 and read clearly in black and white. On US Letter paper, choose "Fit to page" when you print.
Refunds
If something's wrong with your plan, write to us and we'll put it right or refund you. Payment questions can also go to Link support, which runs checkout. See the terms.
Who's behind Heath?
Heath is an AI preparedness guide, made by someone prepping in Tasmania. The plans were written with AI and draw on official guidance from bodies like Ready.gov, the US CDC, the Red Cross and national preparedness agencies, cited in every plan.