The Pakistani government has described the monsoon rain-caused floods as a “climate-inducted humanitarian calamity of epic proportions” with the death toll at 937 and still rising. Leaving 30 million people shelter-less, the floods have caused tremendous damage.
Many non-governmental organizations, as well as the provincial and federal governments, are putting up great effort to help individuals affected by the Flood. They will take both monetary and in-kind donations as forms of assistance. Here’s how to get in touch with them and help:
Edhi Foundation’s Flood Relief Campaign
Teams from the Edhi Foundation Pakistan have been rescuing people, offering relief, including prepared food, dry ration packs, tarpaulin sheets, medical assistance, and other non-food essentials, in all of Pakistan’s flood-affected areas.
Click here To DONATE To EDHI Foundation’s Flood Relief Campaign
With little left except hope, countless families, women, and children are in urgent need of prepared food, dry ration packs, tents, and medical assistance.
JDC Foundation Pakistan
A charitable and nonprofit organization called JDC Foundation Pakistan manages liberation and rescue operations throughout Sindh.
Click here To DONATE To JDC Foundation Pakistan
Akhuwat
In keeping with its “Mawakhat” concept, Akhuwat is eager to assist everyone who has been severely impacted by the recent floods. Akhuwat has established a Flood Relief Fund to aid in providing urgent relief to thousands of needy people and families who are affected by floods.
Click here To DONATE To Akhuwat
Saylani Welfare Int. Trust
An NGO called Saylani Welfare International Trust prioritizes feeding the poor and homeless. It has been working over the past 22 years to better the lives of those who are less fortunate, helpless, or disabled. It is attempting to assist as many flood victims as it can.
Click here To DONATE To Saylani Welfare Int. Trust
Indus Hospital and Health Network
Millions of people around Pakistan receive top-notch medical care from Indus Hospital and Health Network at no cost to them. IHHN is a non-profit healthcare organization that runs primarily on donations from the general population. It will take contributions in kind as well as cash.
Click here To DONATE To Indus Hospital and Health Network
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan
Since 1990, the nonprofit Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan has provided humanitarian aid. Workers and volunteers from Alkhidmat continue to provide aid to those in need throughout Pakistan and the rest of the world. Disaster management, healthcare, education, orphan care, clean water, and other community services are among their dedicated offerings.
Click here To DONATE To Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan
Shahid Afridi Foundation
The Shahid Afridi Foundation is taking the lead in helping flood victims in Balochistan and Sindh through its Emergency Relief Response project. The efforts will supply food (wheat, rice, oil, grains, sugar, cooking oil, and salt), tents, and other necessities like blankets and clothing to the affected people.
Click here To DONATE To Shahid Afridi Foundation
Sahara For Life Trust
Sahara For Life Trust is a not-for-profit, officially recognized charity that is tax exempt and committed to offering upper medical treatment, social assistance, and education. Sahara for Life Trust will run medical camps and deliver aid with all of its capabilities.
Click here To DONATE To Sahara For Life Trust
Alamgir Khan
Alamgir Khan, a PTI MNA, is the founder of Fixit, a non-profit organisation. Fixit is accepting contributions to help provide those affected by floods with food and shelter.
Government of Pakistan
The Prime Minister’s Flood Relief Fund 2022 has been established by the Pakistani government in order to assist those affected by the country’s widespread flash floods and severe rains with relief and rehabilitation efforts. The Fund is open to receiving contributions from both domestic and foreign sources.
All commercial and microfinance banks are required to set up an account for the Fund and accept contributions in cash, check, payorder, and demand draft forms at all of their locations nationwide.
The PTA has additionally made it convenient to donate online.
So reach out and extend a helping hand to Pakistanis in need!
