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Care & Dependency Continuity Plan

A continuity worksheet for children, older adults, disabled household members, service animals, and anyone whose daily safety depends on another person, device, routine, or service.

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Care & Dependency Continuity Plan

Form revision1.0
PrivacyPrivate when completed
Review cadenceReview every 6 months and after care changes

Care arrangements often fail indirectly: transportation changes, a caregiver is unavailable, power is lost, or a routine service closes. This sheet records the minimum continuity information a trusted substitute caregiver would need without turning care recipients into a public list.

Person or dependent

Name / preferred name
Primary caregiver / contact
Backup caregiver / contact
Usual location / program / school / service
Out-of-area contact
Communication or language needs

Daily continuity needs

Need / routineWhen it mattersWho normally provides itBackup / substituteNotes
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Care & Dependency Continuity Plan

Movement, equipment, and reunification

Mobility / transfer / transport needs
Essential equipment or charging needs
Medication / feeding / refrigeration needs
Primary meeting or reunification location
Alternate meeting or reunification location
Who may receive the person under existing lawful arrangements

Care handoff

Keep legal guardianship, consent, school, medical, or service documents where appropriate; this worksheet does not create legal authority.
Tell backup caregivers where essential supplies and records are kept.
Do not post private care information on public neighborhood boards.
Review the plan after a hospitalization, school/service change, move, or caregiver change.
Source basis: Built To Resist vulnerable-first and communications chapters; Every Government Dies household playbook.
Current revision: builttoresist.com/continuity-desk/ · Site v0.61.1 · Form revision 1.0 · 2026-10-03
Status: Independent educational planning resource. No government affiliation. Not legal, medical, financial, or emergency-management advice.
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