Humanitarian Response

Health care, food, shelter and clean water for families hit by floods, earthquakes, displacement and disease outbreaks.

A community session under a camp tent
A community session under a camp tent

We have been a frontline responder since our first day. After floods in Charsadda, Kohistan, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur we provided emergency health care, food and non-food items. For families displaced to Kohat and Swat we ran primary health care services, and in the camps we supplied hygiene items, food, safe drinking water and care for mothers.

We responded to the earthquake in Azad Jammu & Kashmir and to floods in South Punjab, helping families with shelter, health services and water and sanitation as they rebuilt. We have also supported communities through dengue, malaria and COVID-19 outbreaks.

Partnerships with Concern Worldwide, WHO and USAID have strengthened our ability to respond quickly and at scale.

In numbers

  • 3,468hygiene kits distributed
  • 3,096families given winter kits in Dera Ghazi Khan
  • 160medical and mobile health camps

What we provide

  • Emergency health care
  • Food and non-food items
  • Shelter for displaced families
  • Primary health care for displaced people
  • Safe water, sanitation and hygiene

Photos

  • A relief tent

  • Contents of a hygiene kit

  • Health awareness in a camp

  • A community session under a camp tent