Frequently Asked Questions

CrisisReady workshops are built for parents and caregivers, grandparents, couples, individuals, and anyone responsible for the safety of others. No prior experience is required — the workshop is designed for every family member who wants to be ready.

No. CrisisReady is built for complete beginners. You do not need any prior training — the workshop walks you through everything step by step using simple, practical tools.

During CrisisReady we need to be able to speak candidly about emergencies, risk, and the decisions families may have to make. For that reason, children under 12 should not attend the workshop.

For younger children, we also deliver the PreparedBC Master of Disaster program in the community. This is a no-cost workshop designed for Grades 4–8 and can be delivered through schools and community groups.

Interested? Contact us at info@onelook.ca

CrisisReady includes four hours of classroom training.

You can choose between:-

Two 2-hour evening sessions, held on the same weekday for two consecutive weeks, or One 4-hour workshop, with an additional break built into the session.

The training content is the same in both formats.

Bring a desire to take action, a good attitude, and all of your questions.

We provide the training materials. Bring a pen or pencil to fill out the plans and some paper if you like taking additional notes.

Yes. One registration covers your household. Eligible household members can attend and work on your family plans together.

CrisisReady workshops are currently delivered live and in person at community locations. A live online format is coming soon — join the notification list on the Upcoming Workshops page to be the first to know when it opens.

You'll receive a confirmation email with your workshop dates, time and location, along with any information you need before attending.

If your plans change, contact us at info@onelook.ca
Planning materials as soon as possible and we'll help you find another upcoming workshop date.

Yes. CrisisReady is designed around taking action, so you will receive practical materials that you can complete during the workshop and continue
working with at home.

These include:

Personal Risk Assessment

Family Readiness Assessment

Family Evacuation Plan

Family Communications Plan

Family Emergency / Reference Sheet

These aren't just workshop handouts. They are practical tools for building your family's readiness.

CrisisReady is $65 per household plus GST. One registration covers your household.

CrisisReady workshops are built for parents and caregivers, grandparents, couples, individuals, and anyone responsible for the safety of others. No prior experience is required—the workshop is designed for households that want to be better ready.

CrisisReady involves candid discussions about emergencies, risk and the decisions families may have to make. Children under 12 should not attend.

For younger family members, we also deliver PreparedBC's Master of Disaster, a no-cost workshop designed for Grades 4–8 that can be delivered through schools and community groups.

Interested? Contact info@onelook.ca. 

CrisisReady is four hours of classroom training.

Choose either:

Two 2-hour evening sessions on the same weekday for two consecutive weeks, or a one-day 4-hour workshop, typically held on a Saturday.

The training content is the same in both formats.

Bring a desire to take action, a good attitude and your questions.

We provide the workshop materials. Bring a pen or pencil and anything about your household you may want to refer to while developing your plans.

Registration coverage