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Ready Enough workbook

A simple household preparedness worksheet. Print it or download a blank copy, then fill it in wherever you keep things you'd rather keep private.

A small plan for when normal life gets inconvenient.

Your household details are private. Use this offline if that works best for you — there's no account, no email, and nothing to fill in on this page.

No account, no email, and nothing to fill in here. Print it or download a blank copy and complete it privately — Leave Early doesn't need a copy.

Leave Early · worksheet

Ready Enough workbook

A simple household preparedness worksheet.

A small worksheet for the things that make a bad week less complicated. Your household details are private — use this offline if that works best for you.

1. Household basics

What you'd want written down for your household, in plain terms.

  • • Who's in the household.
  • • Who might need more time to leave.
  • • Anything that changes how you'd plan.

2. People and places

A contact, and one place near home plus one further away where people would meet.

  • • Someone outside the area who could relay messages.
  • • A close meeting spot.
  • • A further meeting spot.

3. The 72-hour kit

What you'd want to be able to reach without power, water, or a phone signal.

  • • Water and shelf-stable food.
  • • Any medication you rely on.
  • • A light, a charger, and a way to hear news.
  • • A paper copy of what matters.

4. Calls for help

Anything that would change how you'd call for help or wait for instructions.

5. Weather, power, and other interruptions

Notes for the interruptions most likely where you live.

  • • What you'd do in a long power outage.
  • • Where you'd go if the air got bad.
  • • How you'd keep food cold or get water.

6. Vehicles and travel to a place of safety

Only fill this in if you have a vehicle or a regular trip to plan.

7. Quarterly reset

A date you'd check the kit, replace what's expired, and re-check the contacts.

This worksheet is for general education. Complete it privately and store it somewhere appropriate for you.

This resource is not a guarantee of safety or a substitute for emergency services, individualized support, legal advice, medical care, or official local instructions.

Leave Early · Version 1.0 · September 2026

If there's an immediate emergency, follow instructions from local authorities and emergency personnel. Call 911 or your local emergency number when it's safe to do so.

Awkward is cheaper than unsafe.