Philippines Go-Bag Checklist and Household Worksheet
Print a Philippine household go-bag checklist with spaces for barangay contacts, transport, destinations, care needs, and a locally checked packing plan.
Pack for your people and your route.
A go bag is a carryable set of essentials for leaving when required. It is different from all the supplies you store at home. Follow official evacuation instructions and plan help for anyone who cannot carry a bag. Keep sensitive records private.
People, care, and communication
Food, water, and daily needs
Documents and practical access
Write this on the printed copy.
Checkbox selections are temporary and are not saved. Print this sheet and fill in details offline.
| Household / review date | |
|---|---|
| Barangay / city / province | |
| Who carries each bag | |
| Verified local / building contact | |
| Primary destination / alternative | |
| Transport / pickup / assistance | |
| Out-of-area contact / check-in time | |
| Medical / dependent / animal arrangements |
Buy missing items deliberately.
Record what you already own before shopping. For local equipment, compare the exact Philippine model, seller, total price in pesos, warranty coverage, and service process. A U.S. product listing does not establish local compatibility or support.
Return to the first-week plan or make a printable household plan. The U.S.-oriented free 72-hour checklist is a broader reference; adapt local contacts, units, alerts, and equipment choices.
Official sources and next checks
- PAGASA: current tropical cyclone bulletins and regional forecasts
- HazardHunterPH: location-specific hazard screening
- PHIVOLCS: official earthquake and volcano information
- Philippine Red Cross: rainy-season preparation and go bags
Planning resource prepared October 19, 2026. Links open official sources; this page does not show live alerts. Verify current local contacts and instructions. No location is certified safe by this worksheet.