Wilderness & Disaster Medicine Training
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Now more than ever; with the recent severe weather and natural (& man-made) disasters, people are starting to realize just how unprepared they are for such emergencies.
We here at the Center for Wilderness Safety are raising $20,000 to put toward new training & medical supplies in order to create a new disaster preparedness program which will not only help spread the word about disaster preparedness and the need to be prepared for a disaster, but will also help to provide financial aid to those otherwise unable to afford training like CPR, First Aid, and Disaster Preparedness.
Every person who takes a Disaster Preparedness course will receive a fully-stocked "go-bag" which will have all of the necessities to survive without food, water, warmth, and power; for at least 72 hours.
All of the money we raise will go to disaster preparedness education, building teaching & first aid supplies, and making the"Go-Bag" kits which will include:
- Water (a three-day supply; for drinking and sanitation)
- Food (a three-day supply of non-perishable food)
- Battery-Powered (or hand crank) Radio
- LED Flashlight
- Extra Batteries
- First Aid Kit
- Whistle
- Dust Mask
- Plastic Sheeting
- Duct Tape
- Moist Towelettes,
- Garbage Bags
- Plastic Ties
- Multi-Tool
- Manual Can Opener
- Emergency Space Blanket
- Glow Sticks
- Plastic Poncho
Please consider making a donation and help us in our mission to make our communities, friends, and neighbors better prepared.
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Wilderness Medicine
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Sterling, VA
