Children

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Children: teach full name, home address, and parent phone number

Children: practice what to do if separated (safe adult, police, school)

Children: ID card in backpack with photo, name, and emergency contacts

Children: teach smoke alarm sound and fire escape route from their room

Children: include comfort items in emergency kit (stuffed animal, book)

Children: age-appropriate explanation of emergency scenarios

School and daycare emergency plan reviewed and understood

Know school reunification protocol — when and where to pick up children

Infants

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Infants: formula, diapers, wipes for minimum 14 days

Infants: portable crib or safe sleep space in emergency kit planning

Elderly

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Elderly: list all medications, doses, and prescribing doctors

Elderly: 30-day supply of all regular medications

Elderly: mobility aids (cane, walker, wheelchair) secured in emergency plan

Elderly: alert medical ID bracelet or medical info card

Elderly: register with local emergency services as requiring assistance

Elderly: power-dependent medical devices (CPAP, oxygen) — backup power plan

Planning

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Designate a primary and backup caregiver for dependents

Evacuation plan accounts for mobility limitations (carry plan if needed)

Mental Health

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Mental health: extra reassurance and routine for children and elderly in crisis