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72-hour emergency kit for families in Europe
A practical guide to a compact household kit, written for ordinary households and calm decisions.
Start small
Begin with a compact household kit. One shelf, one folder and one written plan are enough to make the first week easier.
Keep it visible
Store the plan where adults can find it quickly and review it when seasons or routines change.
Include everyone
Children, elderly relatives, pets and neighbours may need different support, so add names and simple roles.
Checklist
- Water for each person
- Simple food
- Light source
- Charged phone
- Document copies
Common mistakes
- Buying too much before making a plan
- Keeping documents in one place only
- Forgetting medication and pet needs
FAQ
How often should we review it?
Twice a year is enough for most households.
Should everything be expensive?
No. Use reliable basics before buying extras.
Who should know the plan?
Every adult and older child in the household.
Save the checklist and adapt it to your household this week.