This September, #30Days30WaysUK returns to help people across the UK take simple, practical steps to prepare for emergencies.

From flooding and severe weather to cyber incidents and community resilience, the campaign makes preparedness accessible, engaging and relevant to everyday life.

Help share this important message and highlight the positive actions people can take to become more prepared.

Individuals, families, communities and organisations across the UK are being invited to take part in #30Days30WaysUK this September, as the national preparedness campaign returns for its 12th year.

Running throughout September, #30Days30WaysUK aims to make emergency preparedness accessible, practical and engaging. Through 30 days of activities, information and challenges, the campaign encourages people to understand the risks around them, know where to find trusted information, make a plan and take simple steps to protect themselves and those they care about.

With communities facing a wide range of risks, from severe weather and flooding to cyber threats and wider societal challenges, the campaign focuses on a positive message: preparedness is not about being scared; it is about being informed, confident and ready to act.

#30Days30WaysUK turns emergency preparedness information into practical everyday actions that everyone can take.
30 days, 30 ways to get involved

Find out more at: www.30days30waysuk.com