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Life throws curveballs.
Like middle-of-the-night earaches, injured pets, broken water pipes, cars breaking down, and losing sight of our kids in crowded places.
Who will you call when an urgent situation arises?
Save your brain cells with the
We're Prepared
Emergency Planning Workbook for Expat Families
Only $27
I found the workbook so helpful to think through all the phone numbers and connections that would be needed. Even after living here for 8 years, I realized there are still situations that could happen where I wouldn't know who to call. That's a wakeup call!
Ease your anxiety and reduce stress
in a new country
Emergency services don’t work the same way in every country. Our most basic understanding of how to handle everyday “emergencies” may be wildly off base in a different context.
For example:
What’s an ambulance? A mini hospital on wheels vs. an unequipped transport van
Who’s a “safe” person for my child to ask for help? Any uniformed officer vs a female shopkeeper
How do I give directions to my home? Easy numbered system vs obscure landmarks
This workbook will help get your plans in place quickly and easily.
- Home
- School
- Transportation
- Medical
- Pets
- Finances
- ... and more
Feel organized and prepared, in a very short time + Focus your energy on the life you’re there to live.
I would definitely recommend this to any existing expat, especially those who have kids. It’s fast and easy to do and the peace of mind is more than worth it!
I loved the simplicity of this document, and how much security I feel by simply “covering my bases.” I can quickly capture our details and share with my partner, nanny, emergency contacts, and even give my kids a copy for their school backpack.
I loved the simplicity of this document, and how much security I feel by simply “covering my bases.” I can quickly capture our details and share with my partner, nanny, emergency contacts, and even give my kids a copy for their school backpack.
Even as a seasoned expat, this list helped me identify important safety procedures that I hadn’t put in place. I’ll definitely use it again every time we move to make sure I have all our bases covered for healthcare and safety in our new location.
You may think you don’t need an emergency preparedness plan but this resource is full of practical tips … not only for worst case scenarios, but also common everyday situations.
You may think you don’t need an emergency preparedness plan but this resource is full of practical tips … not only for worst case scenarios, but also common everyday situations.
The simplicity of this workbook makes the overwhelming task of preparing for any type of emergency feel very feasible. It's a great tool for new expats and people moving to a new location; a practical way to get a very important step out of the way. Just knowing you're not prepared may cause underlying anxiety; this helps you get that anxiety out of your mind!
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What's included:
- Checklist with over 35 actions, family discussions and considerations
- Phone list with nearly 50 prompts (organized to calm your overwhelm)
- Bonus: Extra printable phone lists
- Bonus: Printer friendly version included
Be Proactive ...
Be Prepared No Matter What Life Throws At You
Get it now for only $27
Life throws curveballs.
Like middle-of-the-night earaches, injured pets, broken water pipes, cars breaking down, and losing sight of our kids in crowded places.
Who will you call when an urgent situation arises?
Save your brain cells with the
We're Prepared
Emergency Planning Workbook for Expat Families
Only $27
I found the workbook so helpful to think through all the phone numbers and connections that would be needed. Even after living here for 8 years, I realized there are still situations that could happen where I wouldn't know who to call. That's a wakeup call!
Erin
Ease your anxiety and reduce stress
in a new country
Emergency services don’t work the same way in every country. Our most basic understanding of how to handle everyday “emergencies” may be wildly off base in a different context.
For example:
What’s an ambulance? A mini hospital on wheels vs. an unequipped transport van
Who’s a “safe” person for my child to ask for help? Any uniformed officer vs a female shopkeeper
How do I give directions to my home? Easy numbered system vs obscure landmarks
This workbook will help get your plans in place quickly and easily.
- Home
- School
- Transportation
- Medical
- Pets
- Finances
- ... and more
Feel organized and prepared, in a very short time + Focus your energy on the life you’re there to live.
I would definitely recommend this to any existing expat, especially those who have kids. It’s fast and easy to do and the peace of mind is more than worth it!
I loved the simplicity of this document, and how much security I feel by simply “covering my bases.” I can quickly capture our details and share with my partner, nanny, emergency contacts, and even give my kids a copy for their school backpack.
Sundae Schneider-BeanCoach and host of Expat Happy Hour podcast I loved the simplicity of this document, and how much security I feel by simply “covering my bases.” I can quickly capture our details and share with my partner, nanny, emergency contacts, and even give my kids a copy for their school backpack.
Even as a seasoned expat, this list helped me identify important safety procedures that I hadn’t put in place. I’ll definitely use it again every time we move to make sure I have all our bases covered for healthcare and safety in our new location.
You may think you don’t need an emergency preparedness plan but this resource is full of practical tips … not only for worst case scenarios, but also common everyday situations.
Shannon Jones You may think you don’t need an emergency preparedness plan but this resource is full of practical tips … not only for worst case scenarios, but also common everyday situations.
The simplicity of this workbook makes the overwhelming task of preparing for any type of emergency feel very feasible. It's a great tool for new expats and people moving to a new location; a practical way to get a very important step out of the way. Just knowing you're not prepared may cause underlying anxiety; this helps you get that anxiety out of your mind!
Erin
Previous
Next
What's included:
- Checklist with over 35 actions, family discussions and considerations
- Phone list with nearly 50 prompts (organized to calm your overwhelm)
- Bonus: Extra printable phone lists
- Bonus: Printer friendly version included
Be Proactive ...
Be Prepared No Matter What Life Throws At You
Get it now for only $27
I'm a 10 year expat who loves sharing what I've learned along the way. Let's journey this path together.
Kim Adams 
