Building a Safer Future

Safehouse Pro Ltd is a UK company advancing individual and community preparedness as the foundation of wider societal resilience. Our mission is to empower citizens, communities, and small businesses to prepare for, withstand, and recover from daily hazards and modern security threats – from cyberattacks and infrastructure disruption to CBRN incidents and national emergencies.

Now two years into a five-year development plan, the company is underpinned by UK Government funding, credible academic research and guided by an Advisory Board comprising senior national figures from across the resilience and security community.

We have recently launched a pilot programme involving 6,000 households, which will inform our planned national rollout. 

We are developing a range of platforms which will combine AI-driven guidance, localised intelligence, and adaptive emergency planning to transform complex risks into clear, actionable steps. Our hope is to become a resilience partner for:

• Individuals – translating complex threats into practical personal action;
• Communities – fostering cooperation, trusted information, and shared resources; and
• Small businesses – enhancing continuity, digital security and recovery capability.

SafehousePro is dedicated to empowering individuals, households and the wider community with the tools and strategies needed to face unexpected situations confidently. Our vision is to create a safer, more resilient world by promoting preparedness and fostering peace of mind.

Threats and Risks – Have your bank’s cash machines or its online banking system ever stopped working? Can your household manage for 3 days if the power supply or water supply is switched off? Are you worried about flooding or cyber crime?

You might have recent experience of disruption. It seems that our society is faced with increasing threats and risks, ranging from national security and terrorism, climate change and environmental risks, public health threats, economic and financial risks, geopolitical instability, technological threats, and political and social incohesion.

What can we do? Face up to the risks and threats! – Being resilient should mean an ability to withstand and recover from disruptions, emergencies or disasters. But action is required! By taking proactive measures and being better prepared, individuals, households and community groups can increase their safety and security and react effectively if the worst happens.