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Flood-Affected Families Need Support

Facing the worst monsoon flooding in four decades, roughly 4.9 million people across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Gilgit-Baltistan, Punjab, and Sindh provinces experienced heavy and prolonged rains, triggering riverine and flash floods from June through September this year. Severe damages were reported to homes, schools, infrastructure, and farmlands, impacting livelihoods and restricting access to essential services.  

Our teams continue to deliver food, medical aid, and shelter to the most vulnerable flood-affected communities as they recover and look ahead to the future. With the winter season setting in, families face the added fear of falling temperatures without proper essentials. Your support can ensure their survival. 

Help flood-affected families find comfort and safety. 

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Deadly Monsoon Season

Monsoon season in Pakistan lasts from June to September, unleashing relentless heavy rains that regularly trigger catastrophic floods and deadly landslides. Devastating floods in 2010, 2022, and 2023 claimed thousands of lives and displaced millions, hitting vulnerable regions like Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh especially hard. Every year, these brutal monsoon floods destroy homes, wreck infrastructure, and shatter communities, putting millions at immediate risk. With the season in full force, urgent action and lifesaving aid are critical to protect those caught in this escalating disaster. 

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Our Work in Pakistan 

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For decades, we have provided vital, long-term humanitarian support across Pakistan. Our work spans emergency relief, food security, clean water access, health care, orphan care, and rebuilding communities after disasters like catastrophic floods and earthquakes. Through campaigns like 1 Million Kilos of Rice, we’ve helped fight hunger in some of the hardest-hit areas. We build homes, install water wells and hand pumps, support education, and care for orphans with dignity. We also stand with religious minorities in times of crisis, like assisting Christian families affected by church fires, because we’re committed to serving all vulnerable communities, regardless of faith or background.