South Sound Street Medics is an indigenous-led group in Salem, Washington. They provide medical care to indigenous activists on the front lines of forest and river defense.

HuMAN provided them with funds to purchase the following:

 Street Medic Budget Kit — $300 Total

Nitrile gloves (box of 100) - $12 Non-latex, for hygiene & protection

CPR face shields - $6 Compact, one-way valve

Trauma shears - $8 - Cuts clothing/bandages quickly

Israeli-style pressure bandage - $36 - For heavy bleeding

Gauze rolls (sterile) - $15 - Wound packing & dressing

Gauze pads (4x4 in) - $10 - Absorbing blood/fluids

Medical tape (hypoallergenic) - $6 - Securing dressings

Elastic bandages (ACE wrap) - $15 - Sprains, compression

Instant cold packs - $8 - Swelling, minor injuries

Saline solution (500ml) - $10 - Eye flush, wound cleaning

Alcohol prep pads $5 - Disinfecting skin/tools

Burn gel packets - $7 - Minor burns

Tweezers (stainless steel) - $4 - Splinter/debris removal

Small flashlight (LED) - $12 - Low-light care

Reusable cloth masks - $15 - Respiratory protection

Safety goggles - $10 - Eye protection from debris

Small spray bottle (for water/saline mix) - $3 - Eye/skin rinse

Compact backpack - $25 - Carry supplies discreetly

Rehydration salts - $5 - Heat exhaustion prevention

Basic OTC meds (ibuprofen, antihistamine) - $18 - Pain, swelling, allergies

Hand sanitizer (travel size) - $6 - Hygiene in the field

Notepad + waterproof pen - $4 - Patient notes, incident details

TOTAL $300