the United States. partnering with the National Recreation and Parks Association. Features Family users create an ePACT account to securely store emergency information, such as medical details and emergency contacts, for each member of their household. They then build a support network of family, friends and organizations (like schools or sports team) who support them. Families either send invites to friends or relatives they would like to connect with, or they receive invites from organizations that require their emergency information to support them day to day or in a crisis. Organizations use ePACT to invite their members to share emergency information with them so they can access critical details like medical needs (e.g. allergies, medications, recent illnesses) or key contacts (e.g. legal guardians of dependent children or adults, or support contacts like nannies, grandparents or neighbours if guardians are not accessible). Once connected, users can access the system anytime, anywhere via web or mobile, and communicate through the system. Pricing ePACT family accounts are free to register and use, while organizations pay an annual licensing fee to connect to members they serve, access data, reporting and communications. References Organizations based in Vancouver 2012 establishments in Canada Emergency communication