How Prepared are you?
Emergency preparedness resources for households, communities, schools and workplaces across Aotearoa.

New Zealand is one of the most natural hazard exposed countries on Earth.

Earthquakes, floods, storms and landslides can disrupt lives in minutes.

Preparation puts control back in your hands.

This page brings together trusted resources from central and local agencies to help households, communities, marae, schools and workplaces understand local risks, make emergency plans, and build the supplies needed to get through a disaster.

Learn your risks.

Make a plan.

Build your emergency supplies.

Take a moment to check your household readiness

72 hours of food and water

Do you have enough supplies for everyone in your household?

Know your local hazards

Do you understand the risks in your area?

Family emergency plan

Do you know how your household will communicate if networks fail?

Community support

Do you know where your nearest Community Emergency Hub is?

Emergency supplies ready

Do you have a backpack or supplies ready if you must leave quickly?

If you answered no to any of these, the resources below will help you get prepared. Tap a logo to view resource.

For Households
For Communities and Marae
For Business and Workplaces
For Schools

Civil Defence Emergency Management

Every region in New Zealand is supported by a Civil Defence Emergency Management (CDEM) Group responsible for preparing communities and coordinating responses to emergencies.

Know Your Local Civil Defence

Explore Civil Defence Emergency Management teams across Aotearoa and access preparedness information for your region.

Alerts & warnings

During an emergency, Civil Defence Emergency Management (CDEM) and the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) issue alerts and warnings to keep the public informed.

Follow official channels to receive updates during an emergency, including websites, social media, radio broadcasts and emergency alerts.

HAZARD MAPS

Understanding the hazards in your area is one of the most important steps in preparing for an emergency.

Hazard maps show risks such as flooding, landslides, tsunami zones and earthquake fault lines so you can plan ahead.

Build your emergency supplies

Once you understand the risks and have a plan, the next step is ensuring your household, workplace or community has the supplies needed to get through the first 72 hours of a disaster and beyond. Crisis Bunker provides practical preparedness solutions for households, schools, businesses, communities and marae.
Preparedness Backpacks
Emergency supplies for households, schools and organisations
Resilience Lockers
Preparedness infrastructure for workplaces and schools
Community Resilience Hubs
Emergency resource centres for communities and marae

READY TO GET PREPARED?


Crisis Bunker works alongside households, schools, workplaces, marae and communities across Aotearoa to strengthen disaster preparedness. Our mission is simple: make it easier for people to prepare before disaster strikes, so when emergencies happen communities have the tools, supplies and systems needed to respond.