Ready Scotland’s aim is to make Scotland more resilient to emergencies. We know that disruptions can happen at any time and we’re here to help. Find advice on preparing your home, your family, and your business for the unexpected at ready.scot.

Getting involved with voluntary and community groups can allow you to: - Help others in your local area - Learn new skills - Build friendships See our guide on some of the different ways you can get involved: ready.scot/get-involved/p…. #VolunteersWeek

Heading down to the beach, loch, or river this summer with your pals? Look after yourself and your mates in the water to make sun-filled memories. #DrowningPrevention

Hot weather can cause heatstroke and heat exhaustion. Stay safe in the sun this summer. Learn more: ready.scot/respond/severe….

Look out for neighbours or relatives who may be at risk during hot weather. Try to visit them regularly and ask them if they have the support they need. Learn more: ready.scot/respond/severe….

We may joke about the weather in Scotland, but heat is a real risk that can affect anyone. Ready Scotland has tips on having a safe and comfortable summer. Find advice on preparing for hot weather at ready.scot/respond/severe….

🔥 An extreme wildfire warning is in place across Scotland from Friday, 11 July, until Monday, 14 July. With dry conditions and sunny weather ahead, we’re urging everyone to enjoy the outdoors safely and responsibly. Read more: firescotland.gov.uk/news/extreme-r…

We can all help reduce the risk of wildfires. Prevention is key. Follow advice from Scottish Fire and Rescue Service at firescotland.gov.uk/outdoors/wildf…

Here are some tips for staying cool and safe in hot weather. - Drink fluids throughout the day - Stay in the shade and try to plan exercise and outdoor activities during cooler parts of the day - Wear loose-fitting clothing and a hat Learn more: ready.scot/respond/severe….

Ready Scotland’s aim is to make Scotland more resilient to emergencies. We know that disruptions can happen at any time and we’re here to help. Find advice on preparing your home, your family, and your business for the unexpected at ready.scot.

Does your family have an emergency plan? You should: - Write down your important contacts - Agree a meeting place in advance, should you need to leave home - Keep your plan in a safe place For more advice, check ready.scot/prepare/emerge….

Emergencies can happen at any time and without warning. There are steps you can take to make sure your business is prepared. Follow this business checklist and plan to get started: ready.scot/business-emerg…