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Preparing for an emergency

Back in 2024, the government of the time launched the resilience website. It formed part of the wider work to build resilience across the whole of society and offers accessible and actionable advice for individuals, households and communities, both to improve their resilience to a range of risks and help them support their communities when emergencies arise.

The website includes information across three key areas: being prepared for emergencies, being informed about hazards, from floods to wildfires and terror attacks and getting involved in your community.

To access the website please click here