Background and objective: Preparedness is an action to respond to a disaster situation quickly and efficiently. The family as the smallest unit in society has a role in disaster preparedness, especially for families with disabilities, this is due to the absence of disaster management for families with disabilities. According to a year 2013 UN global survey, 20% of people worldwide with disabilities can save themselves and 31% of people say they need someone who can help during a disaster. Based on the 2006 earthquake damage map, Imogiri Regency, Bantul, is the red zone that suffered the worst damage and from the results of a preliminary study, families who are ready for disaster have not been formed in real terms. The number of families with disabilities in 2019 was 15 families. Disaster preparedness activities for families with disabilities have not been carried out, there are no activities that involve multi-structures in the formation of disaster prepared families. This study aims to increase the independence and capacity of the community and families in disaster preparedness. rnMethodology: The research method used is a quasi-experimental pre-post-test. Research instrument with preparedness instrument. rnResults: Family knowledge after receiving counseling and training on the preparedness of families with disabilities in dealing with disasters increased to 25% (from 25.0% pre-test results and post test results to 50.0%). Meanwhile, the attitude of family preparedness increased to 37.5% from 25.0% pre-test results and post-test results to 62.5%).