90-Day Family Survival Kit: Printable PDF Bundle
74 printable PDF pages for a family of four. Build a practical plan for a prolonged power outage, with guidance for hot weather, cold weather, and the daily needs of two adults and two children.
Work through food and water calculations, organize essential information, and decide how your household will handle cooking, sanitation, medicines, communication, and safer relocation. Print the pages before an outage so your plan remains available when a device or internet connection does not.
Digital download only. This purchase contains PDF documents. No food, water, equipment, printed pages, or physical binder is included.
Three resources you can put to work
- 47-page preparedness manual: detailed guidance for planning up to 90 days without grid electricity, including extreme heat and cold, food and water, safe cooking, sanitation, medicines, family routines, and evacuation decisions.
- 19-page planning workbook: 19 distinct worksheet pages to turn the guidance into your household's quantities, contacts, inventory, responsibilities, and plans.
- 8 quick-reference sheets: concise pages for important actions and checks when you need information quickly.
Plan for your actual household
The kit is built around two adults and two children. Use the worksheets to account for the children's ages, accepted foods, allergies, medicines, medical equipment, your home, and the hazards in your area. Worked examples help you understand the calculations; you replace the assumptions with your family's needs.
- Calculate food and water requirements and identify supply gaps.
- Plan for heat, cold, power-dependent treatment, and safe indoor conditions.
- Organize emergency contacts, essential medicines, and household responsibilities.
- Prepare a ready-to-eat food reserve and safer cooking arrangements.
- Record evacuation destinations and the conditions that mean it is time to leave.
Print it. Personalize it. Practice it.
- Download and save the customer PDFs.
- Print on US Letter paper and keep the pages where the household can find them.
- Complete the worksheets using your real supplies, contacts, equipment, and needs.
- Practice and update the plan as the seasons and your household change.
Clear guidance for important decisions
The US edition includes a source register referencing public guidance from organizations such as CDC, FDA, EPA, the National Weather Service, and the American Red Cross. It explains when supplies and household preparations may be insufficient and a safer location is needed.
This is an educational preparedness resource. It does not guarantee survival or replace emergency services, current local instructions, professional medical advice, or hands-on first-aid training. Essential supplies, suitable equipment, and a household-specific plan are still required.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a physical survival kit?
No. You receive digital PDF documents that you can print. A binder, paper, food, water, medicines, and equipment are not included.
What exactly is included?
Your download package includes three customer PDFs totaling 74 pages: a 47-page manual, a 19-page planning workbook with 19 distinct worksheet pages, and 8 quick-reference sheets. A short readme provides download-package instructions. The PDF page total includes the documents' opening and reference pages.
Who is the kit designed for?
The worked planning framework is for two adults and two children. Needs vary with age, health, diet, climate, and housing. Households with infants, prescribed treatment, or specialized needs must complete the relevant adaptations and professional care plans.
Does it cover summer and winter?
Yes. The manual includes hot-weather and cold-weather planning, alongside other hazards. It also explains the limits of staying home and the importance of choosing a safer location when essential needs cannot be met.
Does without power mean I will never need electricity?
The kit plans for loss of grid electricity. It covers manual approaches and optional backup energy. Some medical treatment, heating, cooling, or other essential needs may require a suitable power source or relocation. The kit does not promise that every home can safely operate for 90 days with no electricity at all.
How do I print and complete the pages?
Use a PDF reader and a printer set for US Letter paper. The worksheets are intended to be printed and completed by hand. You can also take the files to a print shop. Printing costs are separate.
Do I need internet access during an outage to use it?
You need access to download the files before the outage. Once printed, the pages can be used without an internet connection. Receiving current warnings and checking local conditions still requires the communication arrangements in your household plan.
Does buying this kit make my family prepared for 90 days?
The documents help you build and test a plan. You still need to acquire appropriate supplies, maintain essential treatment, practice the procedures, and make safe decisions as conditions change.
Is this an editable Canva or Notion template?
No. The customer product is a printable PDF bundle. Canva and Notion files are not included.
Start building your printed family outage plan.