Kits for Schools
Classrooms, gyms, playgrounds and buses are where scrapes, sprains and emergencies happen. FAYA supplies schools with first aid kits so teachers and staff can respond right away.
Request a school kitA first aid kit within reach of every school and every survivor.
FAYA provides first aid kits to schools and to women who rely on domestic abuse support services, so help is close at hand when it matters most.
Our mission
Everyone deserves immediate care when something goes wrong, at school and at home.
FAYA equips schools and women recovering from domestic abuse with well-stocked first aid kits. The first few minutes after an injury matter, and no one should have to go without the basics.
Two programs, one goal: care close at hand.
Kits for Women Seeking Safety
Women using domestic abuse support services often need to treat injuries privately and safely. FAYA provides first aid kits to help them care for themselves and their families.
Refer a program or shelterHow a kit gets where it’s needed.
Reach out
A school, shelter or support organization tells us what they need.
We prepare
FAYA assembles kits with essential supplies and a quick-reference guide.
Kits are delivered
Kits go directly to the school or partner, ready to use.
What’s in a kit
Every FAYA kit is stocked to treat everyday cuts, scrapes, sprains and minor burns, with a plain-language guide anyone can follow.
- Adhesive bandages
- Sterile gauze and medical tape
- Antiseptic wipes
- Disposable gloves
- Instant cold pack
- Scissors and tweezers
- Elastic wrap
- Quick-reference guide
Help us reach more doors.
Donate
Fund first aid kits for schools and for women’s support programs.
GiveSponsor a school
Cover the cost of a kit for a school that needs one.
SponsorVolunteer
Help assemble and deliver kits to the people who need them.
VolunteerPartner with us
Schools, shelters and businesses: let’s work together.
PartnerRequest a kit, or lend a hand.
Tell us who you are and how you’d like to help or what your school or program needs. If you’re reaching out on behalf of a survivor, share only what you’re comfortable sharing.
In danger right now?
Call 911. For free, confidential support any time, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.
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