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Once again, devastating monsoon rains and flash floods have struck across Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, and Gilgit-Baltistan. Families are cut off from food and clean water, homes have been destroyed, roads and bridges washed away, and many communities are in urgent need.
A year after the worst climate disaster in a decade, the need for humanitarian aid has only grown. With another season of destructive monsoons, families in Pakistan urgently need your help.
Islamic Relief is on the ground responding. Your donation can save lives.
- $120 can provide hot meals to three families
- $200 can help provide emergency shelter to a displaced family
- $500 can provide a family with an emergency kit that includes food, hygiene supplies, household items, and a tent
Swift Response | Islamic Relief on the Ground
Islamic Relief teams are already on the ground working to help families affected by the floods. We are providing life-saving support where it is needed most and carefully monitoring conditions to respond wherever the situation worsens.
Our response includes:
- Evacuating and relocating families at risk
- Providing cooked meals and safe drinking water to those stranded
- Distributing food packs with essential supplies
- Offering temporary shelter for displaced families
- Delivering hygiene kits to prevent water-borne diseases
As soon as the latest floods hit, our teams mobilized immediately, reaching even the most remote and hard-to-access communities where roads, bridges, electricity, and internet were down. We are working side by side with local authorities to deliver aid, rescue families, and gather vital information to coordinate the relief effort.
Every donation helps us reach more families with the support they need.
One Year On
In the summer of 2022, unprecedented floods affected 33 million people across Pakistan. More than 8 million were displaced, and vast areas of the country were submerged under water.
Thanks to the support of donors like you, Islamic Relief reached 1.4 million people with food packs, family tents, clean water, cash assistance, and temporary learning centers for children. Our efforts focused on the most vulnerable, including over 680,000 women and girls and 5,500 people with disabilities.
Communities are still recovering from last year’s disaster, and the recent floods have made support more urgent than ever.