The United States faces a wide range of natural and man-made emergencies — hurricanes, wildfires, tornadoes, earthquakes, severe winter storms, and power outages. For immigrants, emergencies carry an extra layer of complexity: language barriers, limited local knowledge, uncertainty about interacting with emergency services, and fears about documentation. Being prepared is not pessimism — it is a powerful act of love for yourself and your family. This chapter builds your emergency preparedness toolkit so that when a crisis comes, you are ready to protect everyone you care about.