During the Haiti Earthquake disaster, the first aid workers and volunteers in country found themselves arriving at the disaster and not having clean water, food or sanitation facilities for at least three days. 

Our Disaster Response Kit is in direct response to conditions that aid workers and volunteers could be faced with in those first critical days of trying to help others.  Having the Emergency Response kit gives the aid workers and volunteers clean water enough for 100 people for 3 days, food for 2 people for 3 days and sanitation facilities for 2 people for 24 days. 

The aid workers and volunteers can concentrate on helping those disaster victims much more effectively.

At the first notification, the Disaster Relief Kits are pre-packed in a large zippered canvas bag and ready to grab as the aid workers or volunteers go in those first critical hours to the disaster by plane or ship.

The water in this kit has a shelf life of three years and the food has a shelf life of twenty-five to thirty years.

This Emergency Response Bag provides sanitation, water, and food for two people for 3 days. We’ve also included PUR Paks that provide clean water  for 100 people for 3 days.