The same folder, blank, to fill in by hand.

What is inside

• A cover with “who should find this and where it is kept”.
• A one-page “how to use this folder”.
• The emergency first page as a template to copy the essentials into.
• People to call with room for 6 entries: The people who should hear first, in the order you would call them. This is the most useful page in the folder.
• Where the documents are with room for 8 entries: Not the documents themselves — just where each one is and who can get to it. No scans, no numbers.
• Home and household: What keeps the house running when you are not there to run it.
• Insurance and advisers with room for 6 entries: The policies and the professionals who already know your situation.
• People and pets who depend on you with room for 4 entries: Children, dependants and animals: what they need and who else can step in.
• Health contacts: Who your doctor is and where your own existing care documents are. This folder gives no medical advice and never asks for diagnoses or medication lists.
• Digital life: Where the instructions for your online accounts are — not the passwords themselves.
• A “what is still missing” checklist for the next conversation.

Four PDFs in one ZIP: A4 and US Letter, each in standard and large print. Print as many copies as your household needs.