Framework

The eight dimensions of household resilience

Resilience is not one number. It is a set of capacities that either hold or fail when a household faces a shock. Each dimension below has its own signals, its own failure modes, and its own fixes.

Financial Stability

Financial stability is how long your household can keep paying for essentials when income drops or a large bill arrives.

Risk Protection

Risk protection is the coverage that stops a rare event from wiping out years of progress.

Household Continuity

Continuity is whether the household keeps functioning when the person who normally handles something is not available.

Legal & Legacy

Legal readiness decides who can act and who decides when your household cannot speak for itself.

Family & Social Support

Social support is the practical help you could actually call on, not just the people you like.

Future Readiness

Future readiness is whether the household is prepared for changes it can already see coming.

Health & Wellbeing

Health resilience is your household's ability to get care and keep functioning through a health event.

Environmental & Housing Risk

This dimension covers whether your home is stable, affordable, and ready for the hazards where you actually live.

See your own scores

The check takes about five minutes and scores your household across these dimensions.

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