The phrase "assistance kit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a collection of tools or resources designed to provide help or support in a specific situation.
Example: "In case of emergencies, it's important to have an assistance kit readily available in your home or car."
Alternatives: "help kit" or "support kit".
They brought emergency food assistance kits to the worst-hit areas, with nutritional essentials such as quinoa, oatmeal, tuna, and lentils.
It will also be open to other sports people who need support with different aspects of their career development including bursaries, training and education, financial support for overseas placements and assistance with kit and equipment.
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It ranged from giving first aid - there were lots of first aid kits there that seemed to appear out of nowhere - trying to give what assistance they could," Mr Ticehurst said.
Those affected are in dire need of humanitarian essentials such as shelter, food and drinking water, medical assistance, hygiene kits and other basic necessities.
In consultation with government partners, UNICEF is also readying support for mother and baby health services in 34 local health facilities, measles-mumps-rubella and hepatitis immunization campaigns, infant and young child feeding assistance, hygiene kits and mobile latrines.
Within a day of Ivan passing to the south of Grenada, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) deployed 67,600 gallons of water, 500 rolls of plastic sheeting, four 10,000 liter water bladder kits, and a water treatment kit; assistance from USAID totaled $6 million (2004 USD) within a few weeks of the storm's passage, primarily in aid for reconstruction and rehabilitation.
Since the PEAR started in November 2006, the program has provided essential return kit assistance to over 333,000 returning displaced persons in eastern DRC.
He says his team received a great deal of assistance – such as kits and boots – from Guam.
first aid kit/emergency kit.
