Emergency provision

Pre-packed kits, rapidly assembled and distributed

Pre-packed kits play a critical role in delivering health essentials as well as water, sanitation and hygiene, protection and education supplies for children and families in low-resource contexts and during humanitarian emergencies — where local market solutions may not be immediately available.

Relief kit contents including bucket, jerrycan, soap, plastic ware and tarpaulin

Why it matters

Speed, dignity and consistency in every consignment

Kits are assembled to an agreed specification, packed for transport and dispatched to address urgent needs. We can adjust contents and quantities to match your programme requirements, beneficiary numbers and distribution plan.

Kit range

What we assemble and supply

WASH & dignity kits

Water, sanitation and hygiene kits supporting clean water, accessible sanitation and good hygiene practice in schools, health centres and urban settings. Contents typically include a bucket with lid for storing clean water, a jerrycan, soap and laundry detergent to help families maintain hygiene during an emergency.

ECD & adolescent kits

Designed to support children affected by conflict and crisis. Each kit consists of guidance, tools, activities and supplies for up to 50 children, promoting psychosocial well-being, life skills and community engagement — including an illustrated board book and art and craft supplies.

School-in-a-Box

A portable classroom packed in a metal box. Each kit contains essential school supplies and education materials for 40 students so that children can continue learning in emergencies or low-resource settings. The contents are not culturally specific and can be used anywhere.

Food: dehydrated & ready-to-use meals

Pre-packaged, easy-to-prepare meal kits containing the essential ingredients for a nutritious dish, ready in about 30 minutes. All meal kits are 100% plant-based, developed with South African chefs through our partner manufacturers, and priced with budget-conscious households and beneficiaries in mind.

Emergency non-food items

Plates, jugs, cups, basins, jerrycans, tarpaulins and prepack plastics, cooking utensils, guesthouse items such as beds and mattresses, hygiene and educational kits, and building materials.

Education continuity

Learning should not stop during a crisis

Crises interrupt children's education and can reverse their progress. Portable education kits mean a classroom can be set up quickly in emergency settings, so children keep learning regardless of the circumstances.

Portable education kit trunks with exercise books and stationery in a classroom