Survival Kit

The Survival Kit contains core items in the first 72 hours of crisis. It includes drinking water, concentrated food, blankets, first aid, hygiene products, a torch, batteries, and shelter materials. The mix follows the field logic in emergency settings.

The Survival Kit is usually prepared to help a family through the first hours. It is not long term storage. Its purpose is to provide water, warmth, hygiene, light, and stability in the first 72 hours. Use intensity depends on family size and local conditions.

Quenara field teams move as quickly as conditions allow, and this product is designed around the first 72 hour window. Roads, safety, and access are assessed first. When safe entry is possible, the bag is placed in family hands and the process is documented.

After delivery, photo video proof is shared so you can see that the bag reached a real family and moved into real use. Timing can vary with network conditions and field security, but the target remains 72 hours whenever access and communications allow.

The Survival Kit is used after earthquakes, flooding, forced displacement, conflict flight, and similar crises. The aim is to place essential items in one bag so a family can steady the first hours with water, warmth, light, hygiene, and shelter.

The contents are set according to first hour field needs. Water, food, blankets, hygiene, first aid, light, and basic shelter items are kept together so the bag works as one support package. Small adjustments can be made when local conditions require them.

Yes. Regular support helps Quenara stay ready across different emergencies. That means your help can support not only one family today, but also similar families who may need rapid response in the next disaster, displacement event, or sudden field disruption.