Hygiene Kit

Description

This Hygiene Kit provides essential items for maintaining daily cleanliness and personal care in emergency or low-resource settings. It is designed for family-level distribution and supports basic hygiene, water safety, and laundry needs. The kit serves displaced communities, camp settings, and humanitarian aid programs.

It includes bathing and cleaning items, oral care, menstrual hygiene supplies, water containers, and laundry tools. Therefore, it helps reduce health risks, improve dignity, and ensure hygiene for all household members.

Contents of the kit:

• Toilet Soap: Bar, 100–110g, individually wrapped

• Laundry Soap/Detergent: 6 pcs of bar or 2kg powder

• Plastic Bucket: 15L capacity, with lid and handle

• Jerry Can: 10L, foldable with tap

• Cleaning Rag: Multipurpose, polyester or microfiber

• Cotton Towels: 2 pcs, 50 x 100 cm

• Toothbrushes: 6 pcs, adult and child sizes

• Toothpaste: 2 tubes, 150g each

• Reusable Sanitary Pads: 4 pcs, cotton-based

• Solar Lantern: Rechargeable, solar-powered

• Clothes Line: 10m nylon rope

• Safety Pins: 12 pcs, assorted sizes

• Water-Purification Tablets: 30 pcs, NaDCC 33mg (treats up to 150L)

• Duffle Bag: Water-resistant fabric, fits full kit (excluding bucket)

Key Features of Hygiene Kit

• Covers all essential hygiene needs for a household

• Includes reusable items to support long-term use

• Designed for easy distribution and mobility

• Water and laundry items promote cleanliness even without plumbing

• Includes solar lighting for safety during nighttime hygiene routines

• Packed in a water-resistant duffle bag for field-friendly use

Use in Humanitarian Settings

The Hygiene Kit supports displaced households, refugee camps, mobile clinics, and rural aid operations. It meets core humanitarian standards and contributes to disease prevention. In addition, it ensures families can maintain hygiene with dignity and safety.

This kit plays a vital role in hygiene promotion programs, WASH interventions, and shelter packages in crisis responses.