Our work covers seven connected areas. A family that gets clean water, a health centre nearby and a voice in local decisions is far better placed to cope with the next flood.
Primary healthcare centres in Rawalpindi slums plus 160 mobile medical camps across Pakistan.
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265 hand pumps, 10 rehabilitated WASA filtration plants, 86 water tanks and community water committees.
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Women leading neighbourhood water committees, maternal nutrition care and income-generating skills for girls.
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Second-chance schooling for out-of-school girls with UNICEF & FPAP, school hygiene lessons and child rights.
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Training local first responders in flood-prone districts of Muzaffargarh, Dera Ghazi Khan, Rajanpur and Sindh.
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Village organisations, district nutrition committees and voter education across Punjab, KP and Islamabad.
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Frontline medical camps, clean water, winter kits and recovery support for flood- and conflict-displaced families.
Explore programmePrimary healthcare centres in Rawalpindi slums plus 160 mobile medical camps across Pakistan.
Explore programmePrimary healthcare centres in Rawalpindi’s low-income neighbourhoods, plus medical camps and outbreak response wherever families need them.
Filtration plants, hand pumps, latrines and hygiene training — in city slums and in villages recovering from floods.
Making sure women have a voice in the decisions that affect them — starting with water — and the skills to earn an income.
Non-formal learning for girls, health and hygiene lessons in schools, and awareness of children’s rights.
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Training communities to prepare for floods and other disasters, and responding quickly when they strike.
Voter education, election training and community-led decision-making that makes local institutions more accountable.
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Health care, food, shelter and clean water for families hit by floods, earthquakes, displacement and disease outbreaks.