Pakistan Floods Emergency Appeal

In 2022, torrential rains hit Pakistan due to an extreme monsoon season and melting glaciers, causing devastating floods.

One third of the country went underwater, homes, roads and crops were washed away. The Pakistani authorities have reported that the floods resulted in:

33 million people (15% of the population) being affected
Over 1,700 deaths
Thousands were injured
Over 800,000 homes were destroyed and a further 1,391,467 homes damaged
1,164,270 livestock lost

£60

Could provide cash grant to families

£90

Could provide an emergency supply of food, to a family for a month

£120

Could provide water and non-food items (e.g. hygiene kits and cooking utensils).

£200

Could provide safe and secure shelter

£350

Could provide medicine and healthcare facilities to affected communities.

We are on the ground

The Muslim Aid team have been on the ground since day one of the emergency response, delivering emergency relief and assistance.

So far, we have reached more than 59,000 people in District Mirpur Khas and Sanghar, Sindh. We have provided flood victims with:

Improved living conditions by building them new homes
Emergency shelter kits
Safe and clean drinking water
Vital hygiene kits and non-food items (jerry cans, solar lights, mosquito nets, kitchen sets)
Special equipment for the disabled (wheelchairs, walking aids)
Livestock support for those who have lost their livestock

Support the Pakistan Floods Emergency Appeal today

One year on we remain on the ground, working with our trusted and experienced country office and partners to help rebuild Pakistan. We have now entered the recovery phase to help affected communities to recover as soon as possible by supporting and initiating development projects.

We need your urgent support to help save and improve lives.

Your response is their survival.

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