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Babies, children, pregnancy and people who need help

Your household has children, pregnancy, care responsibilities or access needs.

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Basic first aid while waiting for emergency help

Someone is seriously injured or unwell and it is safe to assist.

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Evacuating safely with or without a car

Authorities tell you to leave or staying presents an immediate danger.

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Medicines, medical equipment and additional support needs

You or someone you support relies on prescriptions, medical devices, telecare or regular assistance.

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Older and vulnerable people

Helping older and vulnerable people be ready for emergencies.

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Pets, neighbours and community support

You are planning for animals or someone nearby who might need help.