Your kit
Enough for 3 days. Tap a cell to record what you have, or add things of your own.
The UK government’s Be Ready checklist: enough to manage for three days.
0 of 13 ready · about £159 left to buy
Water and food
Light, power and radio
Warmth
Health and hygiene
Money and documents
Things to do
Free, and they matter as much as the kit.
- Agree where to meetOne place near home and one further away, in case you are separated or cannot get back.Add to your plan
- Put key numbers on paperYour phone may be flat or the network down. Print your emergency sheet and keep it with your kit.Open emergency sheet
- Find your stopcock, gas valve and fuse boxKnow how to turn off water, gas and electricity, and make sure other adults do too.Note where they are
- Write down your radio stationsFind your local BBC station and its FM frequency while you still have the internet.Save stations
- Test smoke and carbon monoxide alarmsPress the test button once a month. Add a monthly reminder from the Kit page.
- Check emergency alerts are onEmergency Alerts are sent to compatible phones in the affected area. Make sure they are not switched off in your settings.About Emergency Alerts (opens in a new tab)
- Sign up for flood warningsFree warnings by phone, text or email if your area is at risk.Check for flooding in England (opens in a new tab)
- Check the Priority Services RegisterFree extra help from energy and water companies during a power cut or loss of supply, if you are eligible.The Priority Services Register (opens in a new tab)
- Think about who nearby might need helpAn older or disabled neighbour may struggle in a power cut. Swap numbers now.
Keep it fresh
Food, water, batteries and medicines go out of date. Set a date to check everything, then add reminders to your phone’s calendar.
Next kit checkNot set
Includes expiry dates you’ve entered, your kit check and a monthly smoke alarm test.