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Unit 3: Food Plan

Making a food plan is a key step to being 2 Weeks Ready. You and your household, including service animals, pets and large animals, need food to survive any emergency. With a food plan, you’ll know how to gather and store two weeks’ worth of non-perishable food and how to prepare it without electricity or gas.

Join us for our FREE monthly online meetup, where we guide you through the Oregon Department of Emergency Management’s “Be 2-Weeks Ready” program. This month, we’re diving into…

Unit 4: Water Plan

Hydration matters, especially in times of stress. A water plan shows you how to gather and store enough water for 14 days and make it safe to drink without modern conveniences.

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Unit 5: Waste & Hygiene Plan

A waste and hygiene plan is essential to maintain healthy living conditions during disasters. Studies show damage to sewer and wastewater infrastructure is likely to take much longer to recover than other types of infrastructure, such as drinking water supplies.

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Unit 6: Shelter Plan

A shelter plan helps you prepare for a variety of safe locations following a disaster. Whether you shelter inside or outside your home, in a community shelter, or with family and friends, you need to be prepared to shelter for up to two weeks following a disaster.

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Unit 7: First-Aid Plan

Emergency management agencies at the federal, state, tribal and local levels help protect people and places during disasters. Emergency managers partner with the public to help everyone Be 2 Weeks Ready. Building prepared communities means knowing what support you may or may not receive from emergency managers and first responders after a disaster and planning accordingly. Know where to go when the official response doesn’t meet all your needs.

Join us for our FREE monthly online meetup, where we guide you through the Oregon Department of Emergency Management’s “Be 2-Weeks Ready” program. This month, we’re diving into…

Unit 8: Emergency Management

Emergency management agencies at the federal, state, tribal and local levels help protect people and places during disasters. Emergency managers partner with the public to help everyone Be 2 Weeks Ready. Building prepared communities means knowing what support you may or may not receive from emergency managers and first responders after a disaster and planning accordingly. Know where to go when the official response doesn’t meet all your needs.

About the 90-Minute Intro Class
This introductory session provides a clear overview of the “2 Weeks Ready” course, walking you through what to expect in the full series. We’ll highlight the key topics, show you where to access official OEM guides, checklists, and planning tools, and provide direct links to free online resources you can start using immediately. This class sets the foundation so you know exactly how to move forward and get the most out of the full program.

Join us for our FREE monthly online meetup, where we guide you through the Oregon Department of Emergency Management’s “Be 2-Weeks Ready” program. This month, we’re diving into…

Unit 2: Your Emergency Plan

Preparedness begins by thinking about what each person in your home might need and understanding the risks you might encounter. The goal is to make sure everyone in your household is ready. When everyone is prepared for unexpected situations, it can save lives and make it easier to go back to your usual routine faster.

Join us for our FREE monthly online meetup, where we guide you through the Oregon Department of Emergency Management’s “Be 2-Weeks Ready” program. This month, we’re diving into…

Unit 3: Food Plan

Making a food plan is a key step to being 2 Weeks Ready. You and your household, including service animals, pets and large animals, need food to survive any emergency. With a food plan, you’ll know how to gather and store two weeks’ worth of non-perishable food and how to prepare it without electricity or gas.

Join us for our FREE monthly online meetup, where we guide you through the Oregon Department of Emergency Management’s “Be 2-Weeks Ready” program. This month, we’re diving into…

Unit 4: Water Plan

Hydration matters, especially in times of stress. A water plan shows you how to gather and store enough water for 14 days and make it safe to drink without modern conveniences.