Clear steps for the first 72 hours, a realistic go-bag list, and real stories from Ukrainians who already lived through it — without panic, but without illusions.
A family readiness guide
from people who lived it
Most civilians freeze, waste critical minutes and forget the essentials. This guide shows you what to do before that moment.
Where to run? What to take? How to quickly decide whether to stay or evacuate with your family.
Random lists from the internet miss what you actually need during real shelling and evacuations.
During war you may lose power, connection and official services in minutes — with no backup plan.
Fear is normal — but you need a simple checklist so your body just does the next step automatically.
Structured into practical modules, designed for civilians, not soldiers.
How to prepare when war is still "somewhere far away."
Step-by-step plan for the first sirens, explosions and news.
We show what people in Ukraine actually carried — with photos and stories.
If you have to stay: how to reduce risks at home.
How to live when every sound may be an explosion.
How to adapt Ukrainian experience if you live in the EU, UK, US or elsewhere.
We are not soldiers. We are civilians who learned the hard way what really helps when war comes to your city.
Early feedback from people who used our checklists.
I always thought "it won't be like in Ukraine here". After reading the guide we finally made a family plan and go-bags — and my anxiety dropped.
The most valuable part were the small details from real stories — like which documents to print and how to agree on a meeting point if phones die.
Instant digital access. No physical items will be shipped.
As with most digital products, we cannot offer refunds — but if you genuinely cannot afford the guide and live in a high-risk region, write to us. We keep a number of sponsored copies.