A Get Home Bag (GHB) is a bag or kit designed to help you safely and comfortably get home in case of an emergency or unexpected situation. The contents of your GHB may vary depending on your specific needs, location, and the potential scenarios you’re preparing for. Here’s a list of items to consider including in your Get Home Bag:

1. Water: Carry at least 1-2 liters of water, either in a reusable water bottle or water purification tablets or a filtration system.

2. Food: Non-perishable, high-energy foods like energy bars, nuts, and dried fruits.

3. Multi-tool: A versatile tool with pliers, a knife, screwdrivers, and other useful functions.

4. First aid kit: Include bandages, antiseptic wipes, pain relievers, and any prescription medications you need.

5. Maps and compass: Know your route and have backup navigation tools.

6. Flashlight or headlamp: With extra batteries or a solar-powered option.

7. Fire-starting materials: Waterproof matches, lighters, or a fire starter.

8. Clothing: Extra clothing appropriate for the weather conditions, including rain gear.

9. Shelter: A compact emergency blanket or small tent/tarp.

10. Communication: A charged cell phone with a backup power bank, a whistle, and a signal mirror.

11. Cash: Small denominations of local currency and coins.

12. Personal identification: A photocopy of your ID, passport, and important documents.

13. Personal hygiene items: Hand sanitizer, tissues, and personal toiletries.

14. Multi-use cordage: Paracord or strong rope.

15. Basic tools: Duct tape, a small sewing kit, and zip ties.

16. Gloves: Sturdy work gloves for protection.

17. Knife or multi-tool: For utility and self-defense.

18. Self-defense items: Pepper spray or personal safety tools if legal in your area.

19. Medical information: Any relevant medical history or allergies in a sealed bag. Comfort items: A small book, playing cards, or other distractions.

20. Footwear: Sturdy and comfortable walking or hiking shoes/boots.

21. Head covering: A hat or bandana for sun or rain protection.

22. Sanitation supplies: Trash bags, ziplock bags, and a portable toilet.

23. Protection from the elements: Sunscreen, insect repellent, and sunglasses.

24. Important contact information: Emergency phone numbers and contact details.

25. Self-defense: Depending on local laws, you may consider carrying personal protection items like pepper spray or a whistle.

26. Seasonal items: Adapt your GHB to the season, including warm clothing in winter or sun protection in summer.

27. Special needs: Consider any specific needs for infants, children, elderly family members, or pets.

Remember to periodically check and update the contents of your Get Home Bag to ensure that everything is in working order and to account for changes in your needs and circumstances. Tailor your GHB to your specific situation and the potential hazards in your area.