Emergency Kit Plan
Printable emergency kit checklist: Victoria
Victoria advice gives no number of days. We start at 3. Change it if you want.
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Water
3 litres for each person each day
our starting value Victoria advice gives no water amount. We start at 3 litres for each person each day, the figure from Tasmania and the United Kingdom. Change it if you want. It rests on: Tasmania Fire Service, Fact sheet: Emergency kits, read 12 November 2026; UK government, Be Ready campaign, Be Ready checklist, read 12 November 2026.
- People in your home
- Days
- Total to keep
- 1.5 litre bottles
- 10 litre containers
- 20 litre containers
Food
3 meals a day for each adult and child. This count is ours, not official advice.
Tins
- Baked beans
- Soup
- Tinned fish
- Tinned meat
- Tinned vegetables
- Tinned fruit
Packets and jars
- Crackers or oatcakes
- Peanut butter
- Breakfast cereal
- Long-life milk
- Dried fruit and nuts
- Cereal bars
Needs heat or boiled water
- Rice, pasta or noodles
- Porridge oats
Count these only if you can cook without mains power.
Light and warmth
- Torches
- Batteries
News and contact
- Battery operated radio
- Phone charger
- Important phone numbers, written down
Health and hygiene
- A note of your medical information, including medications
Papers and money
- Important documents, including your passport, ID and bank account details
- The things you can’t replace, such as photos and family heirlooms
Numbers to call
Official lists used: Victoria State Emergency Service, Flood and storm emergencies: get ready, have a plan, know what to do, read 12 November 2026.Emergency Kit Plan
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Grab bag
Grab bag
A grab bag is for when you have to leave home in a hurry. If you have more time to leave, you can use your home kit.
- Medication
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Numbers to call
Official lists used: Victoria State Emergency Service, Flood and storm emergencies: get ready, have a plan, know what to do, read 12 November 2026.Emergency Kit Plan