Poland is implementing a comprehensive national civil defence program focused on preparing its citizenry for potential crises, including armed conflict. The initiative, driven by Poland’s increasing role as a key NATO eastern flank state bordering Russia and Ukraine, aims to equip civilians with essential survival skills. Courses will cover a range of topics designed to enhance resilience during emergencies and bridge the gap between the military and the population. Officials state a key goal is to psychologically prepare the public for the possibility of war, acknowledging the heightened security environment. This large-scale effort reflects growing concerns over Russian aggression and a commitment to national security. The program signifies a proactive approach to defence, extending beyond traditional military preparations. Poland intends to become a stronger, more prepared frontline state within the NATO alliance.