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Project Fiji Personal Items Check List
- _____ Passport, airline tickets, drivers license and diver
certification card.
_____ Camera with plenty of film and spare AAA, C, D and camera batteries.
- _____ Laundry bag, clothes pins, cords, and scrub brush for
washing clothing by hand.
- _____ Waterproof flashlights (should have at least two with
rechargeable batteries.)
- _____ Head lamp (for reading or working at night without
disturbing rest of team).
- _____ Swiss Army knife or the more sturdy, multipurpose
pocket tool.
- _____ Sewing kit (with spare buttons).
- _____ Umbrella (beside obvious use, can be helpful for
filming on rainy days).
- _____ Bible, paperback books, and magazines for villagers
and for sharing with team.
- _____ Personal information: medical history, insurance, and
emergency numbers.
- _____ Things you may not find locally (chewing gum, peanut
butter, candy, etc.)
- _____ Spare set of house and car keys for your return.
- _____ Presents for giving to villagers: pocket knives,
sewing kits, American T-shirts, etc.
- _____ Day pack and hip pouch. A hip pouch is good security
for money and passports.
- _____ A personal journal with addresses, telephone numbers
and your itinerary.
- _____ Leather gloves...a must. Cut or chafed hands in
the tropics are a major hassle.
- _____ Bars of soap, shampoo, tooth brushes
& tooth paste: for sharing with villagers.
- _____ Sun & prescription glasses.
- _____ Prescription drugs. Foreign non-prescription
medicines are different than American brands so bring your own antihistamines, cold
medicine, eye wash, vitamins, etc.)
- _____ Chap stick, bug repellant, and sun screen are an
absolute must!!
- _____ Toilet kit: toe nail clippers, small scissors, razor,
comb, toothbrush and paste, deodorant, toilet paper (2 rolls), tampons or pads, etc.
- _____ One set of sheets for twin bed with pillow case (may
want to bring own pillow)
- _____ Towels, please leave them at the school when you
leave.
- _____ Small roll of duct tape
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