Disaster Preparedness

Stay informed when cell towers fail after a typhoon, with a practical guide to emergency radios and getting news when networks go down.

Measure how prepared your family is for calamity, using lessons from Typhoon Odette to strengthen your plans, supplies, and communication.

Gauge how ready your family really is for disaster, from communication plans to supplies, and close the gaps before the next one hits.

Find out whether your home is truly protected when disaster strikes, using lessons from Ondoy to close the gaps most families miss.

Prepare your office for disaster by fixing the real weak point, unclear roles, so everyone knows who does what when an emergency hits.

Practical, dignified ways to manage sanitation when there is no working comfort room during a disaster or crowded evacuation center.

How Filipino families can prepare for El Nino, from stretching water supplies to protecting health during long, dry, and hot spells.

A calm, practical guide to help Filipino families teach children what to do during typhoons and earthquakes, without adding fear.

Practical steps to help your barangay prepare before disaster strikes, from mapping risks to organizing residents and shared supplies.

Set up reliable disaster alerts in the Philippines and learn how to read the warnings so your family can act early, not just react.