Go Bag Everyone in your household should have a Go Bag — a collection of things you would want if you have to leave in a hurry. Your Go Bag should be sturdy and easy to carry, like a backpack or a small suitcase on wheels. You'll need to customize your Go Bag for your personal needs, but some of the important things you need in your Go Bag include: Bottled water and nonperishable food, such as granola bars Copies of your important documents in a waterproof container (e.g., insurance cards, Medicare/Medicaid cards, photo IDs, proof of address, marriage and birth certificates, copies of credit and ATM cards) Flashlight, hand-crank or battery-operated AM/FM radio, and extra batteries List of the medications you take, why you take them, and their dosages Contact information for your household and members of your support network Cash, in small bills Notepad and pen Back-up medical equipment (e.g., glasses, batteries) and char
Primary Mission To create and facilitate a LARP (Live Action Role Play) system designed for children. Goals Forest Quest's main focus is to encourage children from the age of 5 years-old and up to participate in outdoor activities, with the emphasis on role-play and imagination. Many of the activities require physical and mental skills, as well as, the encouragement to further develop motor-control and problem-solving. Peer-building is an important benefit of participation. Children AND adults are encouraged to use their imagination. This can include (But is not limited to) costumes, character development, and even props. What is LARP? Live Action Role Play is when a group of people use an established gaming-system to act, or "Role-play" their favourite heroes. Players physically act out their characters' actions in a fictional setting while interacting with each other. Players actions determine the outcome of the game by solving puzzles or combat. Event arran