Working Together
A resilient life requires us to be personally prepared, financially independent and living in a community prepared to help its neighbors.
When disaster strikes it can be hard to know how to go on with your life. Friends and neighbors working together can make it a lot easier.
When something is resilient, it can bend without breaking and quickly spring back to its original condition. In everyday life, it means we can absorb a shock and be able to go on with our lives.
When we have planned how we can respond to a disaster we can be prepared and know what to do to survive. The poor are always hardest hit because it takes money to stock supplies and build a safe room.
Come here for tips on:
- being prepared for emergencies
- taking advantage of opportunities
- creating the personal and financial resources you need to survive and recover quickly. [personal prep internal link]
- plan communities prepared to work together to care for all their people.
- creating a sustainable local and global community for our great-grandchildren to grow up in.
