aidpack
nounUK /ˈeɪd.pæk/
US /ˈeɪd.pæk/
A small bag holding things to help someone who is hurt.
The hiker grabbed her aidpack before heading up the trail.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A bundle of supplies dropped or delivered to people in need, such as in a disaster area.
Relief workers air-dropped aidpacks to the flooded village.
3. A digital package of help resources, such as guides and tools, provided to users of a service.
New volunteers receive an aidpack with training videos and checklists.
4. A pouch attached to equipment that holds repair or support items.
The drone carried an aidpack of spare parts for the remote station.