Most of us bounce between our homes and offices like pinballs, but what about that other crucial territory—the places where we decompress, connect with others, and feel part of something bigger than our daily responsibilities?

Emergency preparedness isn’t about fear—it’s about having a plan so you don’t have to panic.

Staying informed without feeling overwhelmed comes down to choosing reliable sources and setting healthy boundaries.

Keep track of critical documents, keep an eye on your neighbors who might need help, and have a plan!

One of the most important parts of emergency planning is knowing when to go and when to stay. Leaving home unnecessarily can be just as dangerous as staying put when you shouldn’t.