Wednesday, 5pm: SURVIVAL kits for natural disasters were the topic of discussion at the latest Skegness Rotary Club meeting.
Rotarian Duncan Moffatt talked about shelter boxes, which provide shelter to people for a minimum of six months.
The boxes contain a 10-person tent and usually fulfil basic needs, including blankets, cooking equipment, water containers, a basic tool kit and a children's pack. ShelterBox was set up by the Rotary Club of Helston-Lizard, Cornwall, and 55 per cent of funding is raised by Rotary clubs around the country.
Pictured are, from left, Duncan Moffatt, president David Platt, Bill Reid, Roger Shaw, Stuart Bell, Tony Tye and Alan Scurr. Photo www.stevegould.co.uk
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