It was thought that COVID-19 would act similarly to the flu in that cases would die down for the summer, but that has not been the case.

Many people have been wondering “how can we stay healthy in summer season conditions? “

Fireworks, barbecues, and fun daytimes activities make for a great time, but we want to make sure that you are doing it as safely as possible with some Fourth of July safety tips!

With many states reopening, there are a lot of people who are looking to go away for the weekend and participate in outdoor activities that let them escape from their home. While you want to make sure that you are being cautious and preparing for a potential second wave of Coronavirus, it can also be good for your mental health to do something different.

We’ve compiled some things for your weekend survival kits that you might want to include.

It is important to have a family hurricane preparedness plan in place should a disaster strike, you have a plan to fall back on.

These past few weeks, our country has seen a lot of turmoil and unrest. All 50 states and major cities saw protests for George Floyd and gatherings in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. While most protests were peaceful, there were some that turned violent.

Camping is a great activity for you and the whole family to enjoy that will help to boost mental health, stay a safe distance away from others and let you practice some of your prepper survival skills.

Ready to go? Make sure you have these essentials packed so you can check them off of your camping essentials checklist!

Growing your own food is a great way to remain independent from being affected by food shortages and outbreaks that can plague other grocery stores. It can also be a great way to make sure that you have a variety of fresh produce and nutrients come winter.

It is best in these times to be prepared and plan for the worst. If you cannot buy any disinfectant, then you will have to consider a DIY antibacterial spray.

Some are concerned that if a second wave occurs at the beginning of the flu season, the health care system will be hit even harder than it was at the beginning of this year. The best thing you can do for the second wave is to begin your prepping as early as you can.

Whether or not you have an emergency supply kit ready to go, there are every day household items you own that can be used for your kit or to enhance it.