1. Grab and Go Bags

7. The Bag

10. Clothes

13. First Aid Kit

16. Food & Water

18. Remember you need to carry what you are going to eat.

19. Update and Customize

20. HYGIENE & SANITATION Tooth brush and paste bar of soap feminine supplies deodorant insect repellent sunscreen toilet paper EQUIPMENT flash light waterproof matches and flint and steel compass small sewing kit work gloves tent hatchet/ax knife (all purpose) Shovel Sleeping bags Space blanket Start here to be prepared for any emergency. Each person in your home should have a kit that is easy to access and ready to go. Go to www.blessfamily.com to get more ideas or to see a more complete list.www.blessfamily.com FIRST AID KIT Should be complete enough to handle most emergency smaller injuries prescription medications contact lenses/solution WATER & FOOD 1 gallon of water per person per day (iodine tablets to treat water) Non perishable prepacked food like: MREs, soup, juice, powdered milk, cereal, canned veggies, fruit, meat (like tuna fish or jerky), granola, trail mix, peanut butter, hard candy mess kits/utensils CLOTHING change of clothes rain gear shoes extra socks underwear hat and gloves COMMUNICATION Radio Batteries Paper/pencil whistle Radio SPECIAL NEEDS Children: diapers, bottles, formula, pacifiers, wipes, blankets Elderly: hearing aid batteries, medications Pets: cage, collar, tag, leash, food IMPORTANT DOCS This list could include lots of things but the most basic are these: emergency cash-enough for 2 weeks photo ID, drivers license social security card, birth certificate

21. Bag Food & Water Clothes First Aid Kit