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INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY 72-HOUR DISASTER SUPPLIES CALENDAR | Unnamed: 1 | Unnamed: 2
Week 1 | Week 2 | Week 3
[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME]
c 1 gal. Water* | c Portable, battery-powered | c 1 gal. Water*
c 1 sm. jar peanut butter* | radio w/extra batteries | c 1 can fruit*
c 1 lrg. can Juice* | c Heavy rope | c 1 can meat*
c 1 can meat | c Duct tape | c 1 sm jar jelly
c manual can opener | c Scissors | c granola bars
c instant coffee, tea | c 2 flashlights w/batteries | c toothpaste and brush
c permanent marking pen | c "bungee" cords | c 1 gal of water per pet
c 1 gal of water per pet
Also: pet food, diapers and/or
baby food if needed
Week 4 | Week 5 | Week 6
[NAME] | [NAME] | First Aid Supplies
c plumber's tape | c 1 gal water* | c Scissors
c crowbar | c 1 can fruit* | c Tweezers
c Smoke detector w/battery | c 1 can meat* | c Antiseptic
c matches in a waterproof | c 1 can vegetables* | c Thermometer
c container | c 2 rolls of toilet paper* | c Liquid hand soap
 | c disinfectant | c Disposable hand wipes
 | c household chlorine bleach | c Sewing kit
To Do:
c Make a family plan
c Date each perishable food item
using a permanent marker
Week 7 | Week 8 | Week 9
[NAME] | First Aid Supplies | [NAME]
c 1 gal. Water* | c Aspirin and/or acetaminophen | c 1 can ready-to-eat soup*
c 1 can ready-to-eat soup* | c Cold pack | c liquid dish soap
c 1 can fruit* | c Rolls of gauze and bandages | c Heavy duty garbage bags
c 1 can vegetables* | c First aid tape | c hand sanitizer
 | c Adhesive bandages
 | assorted sizes
Also: extra plastic baby bottles,
formula and diapers, if needed
Items marked with * should be purchased for each member of the household
INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY 72-HOUR DISASTER SUPPLIES CALENDAR
Week 10 | Week 11 | Week 12
[NAME] | [NAME] | First Aid Supplies
c Watertight container w/lid for | c 1 lrg. Can juice* | c Anti-diarrhea medication
important documents | c Resealable plastic bags | c Antacid (for stomach upset)
c NOAA Weather Radio | c 1 box quick energy snacks | c Rubbing alcohol
c Signal flare | c 3 rolls of paper towels | c Pairs large, medical grade,
c Matches in a waterproof | c Playing cards | non-latex gloves
container | c Aluminum foil | c Syrup of Ipecac (to induce
c [NAME] | c Plastic wrap | vomiting , if advised by Poison
 |  | Cpntrol Center)
To Do: |  | c Activated charcoal (use if
c Establish an out-of-state contact |  | advised by Poison Control)
to call in case of emergency
Week 13 | Week 14 | Week 15
[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME]
c [NAME]-off wrench | c 1 can fruit* | c Extra batteries
c pliers | c 1 can meat* | c Tube tent
c small shovel | c 1 can vegetables* | c Small cooking stove
c ABC-type fire extinguisher | c Paper plates or mess kits | c Can of cooking fuel
c Plastic sheeting | c Plastic utensils | c Masking tape
 | c Paper cups
 | c Paper, pens, and pencils
To Do:
c Take first aid/CPR class
Week 16 | Week 17 | Week 18
[NAME] | [NAME] | [NAME]
c 1 can meat* | c Dry cereal | c Compass
c 1 can vegetables* | c [NAME] crackers | c Work gloves
c Towelettes, soap, hand sanitizer | c Lip balm, insect repellant | c Extra set of house and car keys
c Deodorant, sunscreen | c Cookies, hard candy | c Medium-sized plastic bucket
c Quick energy snacks | c Instant coffee | with lid
(raisins, granola bars, dried
fruit, trail mix)
Items marked with * should be purchased for each member of the household
INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY 72-HOUR DISASTER SUPPLIES CALENDAR
Week 19 | Week 20 | Week 21
[NAME] | [NAME] | First Aid Supplies
c 1 gal. Water* | c Camping or utility knife | c Presciptions
c Staples-sugar, salt, pepper | c Extra radio batteries | c Extra eyeglasses/contact lenses
c Quick energy snacks | c [NAME] and thread | c Laxative
(raisins, granola bars, dried | c Disposable dust masks | c Antibacterial ointment
fruit, trail mix) |  | c Cotton balls
c Shampoo | Also: purchase an emergency | c 3" x 3" sterile gauze pads
c [NAME] and brush | escape ladder for second story | c Hypoallergenic adhesive tape
c 1 gal of water per pet | bedrooms, if needed.
Week 22 | Week 23 | Week 24
[NAME] | [NAME] | First Aid Supplies
c 3 rolls paper towels | c Plastic storage containers | c 5" x 9" sterile dressing
c Contact lens solution | c Medicine dropper | c 4" x 4" sterile gauze pads
c Razor, shaving cream | c Battery-operated travel alarm | c Roll 3" cohesive bandage
c Feminine hygiene supplies | clock | c [NAME]
c Low-sodium crackers | c Battery powered camping | c Germicidal hand wipes or
 | lantern | waterless, alcohol-based
 |  | hand sanitizer
To Do:
c Find out about your
workplace disaster plans
Week 25 | Week 26 | Clothing and Bedding Supplies
[NAME] | First Aid Supplies | c Complete change of clothes
 |  | (at least one per person)
c Powdered milk | c Safety pins, assorted sizes | c Sturdy shoes or boots
c Comfort/stress foods-cookies, | c Petroleum jelly or other | c Rain gear
hard candy, sweetened | lubricant | c Hat and gloves
cereals, lollipops, instant | c First aid manual | c Extra socks
coffee, tea bags | c Tongue depressor blades | c Extra underwear
c Special foods for infants or | c CPR breathing barrier, such | c Thermal underwear
persons on special diets | as a face shield | c Sunglasses
 |  | c Blanket/sleeping bags and pillows
Items marked with * should be purchased for each member of the household
INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY 72-HOUR DISASTER SUPPLIES CALENDAR
Documents and [NAME] | To Get Started: | Complete these steps
Make sure you keep these items in | Check your house for supplies | Post emergency telephone
a watertight container | that you already have on hand | numbers by every phone
 | Decide where you will store | Show responsible family members
c Personal identification | supplies | how and when to shut-off water
c Cashand coins or traveler's | Discuss the types of disaster that | gas and electricity at main
checks | could occur | switches
c Credit cards | Meet with your family to plan | Install a smoke detector on each
c Extra set of house and car keys | Explain how to prepare | level of your home, especially
Copies of the following: | Explain when and how to | near bedrooms; test monthly
c [NAME] certificate | respond | and change the batteries two
c Marriage certificate | Discuss what to do if you need | times each year
c Driver's license | to evacuate | Contact your local fire
c Social Security cards | Practice your plan | department to learn about home
c Passports |  | fire hazards
c Wills | Plan how to contact your family | Learn first aid and CPR. Contact
c Deeds | if separated by disaster | your local American Red Cross
c Inventory of household goods |  | chapter for information and
c Insurance papers | [NAME] places: | training
c Immunization records | 1. a location a safe distance
c Bank and credit card account | from your home in case of fire | Meet with your neighbors
numbers | 2. a place outside your | Plan how the neighborhood
c Stocks and bonds | neighborhood in case you | could work together after a disaster.
Emergency contact list and phone | can't return home. | Know your neighbors' skills
numbers | Choose and out-of-state friend | (medical, technical). Consider
Map of the area and phone numbers | as a "check-in-contact" for | how you could help neighbors who
of places you could go | everyone to call | have special needs, such as
 |  | elderly or disabled persons. Make
 |  | plans for child care in case
 |  | parents can't get home.
INDIVIDUAL/FAMILY  72-HOUR  DISASTER SUPPLIES  CALENDAR      The Individual/Family Disaster [NAME] is intended to help you prepare for disasters before they happen. Using the calendar, your family can assemble an emergency kit in small steps over a six-month period. Check off each week as you gather the contents. Store your kit in a convenient place known to all family members in one or two large plastic containers with lids or on shelves in a location separate from other food, first aid, and equipment and tools storage. If not stored in containers, be sure you have containers available if you need to evacuate. Keep items in air tight plastic bags. Ask your physician or pharmacist about storing prescription medications. Re-think your kit and family needs at least once a year. Remember to rotate your perishable supplies, change water and practice your plan every six months.  Oxford County EMA Prepare*Respond*Recover*Mitigate (207) 743-6336 www.megalink.net/~oxctyema/