The donated kits are expected to be delivered to the Kenya Red Cross Headquarters in South C this week.
From there, the Red Cross will process and distribute them to affected families, providing much-needed relief at this difficult time.
At least eight people have died in the last 24 hours following heavy rains and flooding in many parts of the county, bringing the death toll to 238.
An update on Tuesday from Cabinet Secretary Kithure Kindiki's Interior Ministry added that a total of 174 people had been injured, 75 were missing and 47,000 families or 235,000 people had been displaced.
CS Kindiki also reported that 167 camps had been set up in 22 districts, housing 70,451 people. He added that some 286,011 people had been affected by the heavy rains.
Transport, housing, education, health, and agriculture are the most affected sectors, he said, adding that about 1,967 were grappling with various losses.
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