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Grow food you use
Start with familiar meals, a practical growing space, and one crop you want to care for.
Write down three meals and the ingredients you would like to grow.
Start a garden plan →Safety For Generations · Everyday resilience
A more capable household.
A better-connected community.
Grow something useful. Care for your space. Learn a skill. Find help nearby. Start with one action that matters to your household.
Start with your garden →02
Plan your water
Connect household water preparation with garden and landscape needs.
List your water needs, supplies, and questions to check with a reliable source.
Review supply planning →03
Care for your home
Build a manageable list of upkeep, maintenance, and preparation tasks.
Choose one home task and decide when you will do it.
Open household preparation →04
Learn a useful skill
Find guidance for the task in front of you, then practice at your own pace.
Find a relevant local class or an approved Library lesson.
Explore learning resources →05
Connect with local help
Find public resources and learning opportunities without publishing your household details.
Check the source and current details before visiting or relying on a service.
Find local learning →06
Prepare, act and recover
Use CEG’s existing emergency action guide when conditions change.
Check current official information for your location.
Open the emergency guide →One journey, with you in control
Use CEG for public guidance and local resources. Keep personal garden plans in SFGPASS. Library lessons appear only when approved content is available. Opening another SFG service does not share your household plan.
Garden learning starts with Ventura County. CEG’s emergency guide uses its own configured region; a garden location does not change emergency coverage.