Some basic items that each emergency supply kit should include

Disasters happen daily around the world: fires, floods, earthquakes, hurricanes and tornado. If a disaster occurs in your community, local agencies and disaster-relief groups are there to help you. However, emergency personnel may not be able to reach you immediately, or they may need to focus their efforts elsewhere. Your emergency preparedness will be the key to you and your family’s safety and survival.

Disaster preparedness is an essential element of you and your family's well-being. Take a little time today to prepare for all the tomorrows.

Having a family communication plan and emergency kits can provide the necessary resources to help you and your family get through many difficult situations, whether it is a bad storm, fires or an earthquake.
Listed below are some basic items that each emergency supply kit should include:-

1. Water:- Water is something many of us take for granted, but it can become a huge problem during a disaster if you do not have any. Take a few precautionary measures to ensure you have the water that you need in the event of a disaster.

The easiest way to water storage is to keep it in containers in your home or garage. Logically the best place is to keep these containers in your refrigerator and freezer. If something happens like your power going out, these cooled containers will not only be your water supply, but will help keep some of your food cool.

2. Food:- Emergency Food Bars are the easiest way to prepare for a short-term disaster. These handy food bars are easy to store, long lasting, nutritious and tasty. They are safe for vegetarians and those allergic to nut products. The Chef's 5-Minute Meals are great when preparing for a longer term.

3. Cash and important documents, clothes, flashlight, first aid kit, medicine, radio, toiletries and tools.