Heat relief kits that include items like like food, water, sunscreen, liquid IV, lip balm and women’s health products will be distributed across the city as temperatures rise.
The kits are the result of a partnership between Tucson's climate action team and the county's health department.
Volunteers spent Tuesday morning assembling the items.
Bags filled with Items the help fight Tucson's heat – like food, water and toiletries, will soon be distributed across the city.
Iliana Islas, left, and Bethany Edwards prepare care bags for Tucson residents at El Pueblo Recreation Center, 101 West Irvington Road.
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