Household emergency plans your residents will actually fill in
The government's Be Ready campaign asks every household to be ready for three days. A plan with your name on it, that people can print or fill in on screen, is a simple way to help. We licence the Household Emergency Plan Pack, co-branded, for a year at a time.
Small parish councils, residents' associations and community groups.
Larger parishes, community resilience groups and charities.
Unlimited households in your area, white-label, with a large-print version.
12-month licence. Prices exclude VAT where it applies. Paid by invoice.
What a licence includes
- The 26-page Household Emergency Plan Pack, fillable and printable
- Your name and logo on the cover, and a page for your local contacts
- Rights to print and share with the number of households in your tier
- Corrections and updates for 12 months
- Email help with printing and handing out
Who it's for
Parish and town councils, community resilience groups, housing associations, older people's and carers' charities, schools and employers.
How to order
- Email [email protected] with your organisation, about how many households, and how you'll share it.
- We reply within two working days with a proof of your cover and an invoice.
- Once it's paid, you get the files and a licence letter.
The licence covers organising and record-keeping materials only — not risk assessment, training, medical or safety advice, or emergency certification.
Frequently asked questions
How do we pay?
By invoice, by bank transfer. We send the files and the licence letter once the order is confirmed.
Can you add our logo?
Yes. Every licence can include your organisation's name and logo on the cover and a page for your own local contacts, such as your council or community hub.
Is it accessible?
The pack uses large, clear type and plain English. We can supply a large-print version on request.
Does it replace our emergency plan?
No. It's a household record for residents to fill in. It isn't a risk assessment, training or safety advice, and it doesn't replace your own duties or official instructions.
What happens after a year?
You can keep using the copies you've printed. Renew to keep printing and to get any updates.