Our
Work In Pakistan

In response to the devastating floods, we launched a Non-Food Item (NFI) distribution project to provide essential household items for those affected. The project aimed to distribute items such as blankets, hygiene kits, and cooking utensils to those in need. 

We're also launching a shelter construction project to provide safe and secure homes for families affected by floods. In phase one, we will construct 20 one-room houses with a kitchen, toilet, and open space protected with a boundary wall in the affected area. 

These shelters will not only provide a roof over their heads but also give families the stability they need to rebuild their lives. We will also install solar water pumps to ensure they have access to clean water.

We have also distributed essential medicines and medical supplies to local health facilities, ensuring they have the resources to provide quality care to affected populations. 

Our health interventions have significantly impacted the lives of affected communities, who would not have otherwise had access to vital medical care. We have treated almost 6,000 patients, prevented the spread of disease, and helped to improve the overall health and wellbeing of people affected by the floods.

AFH worked tirelessly to provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services to affected communities in the aftermath of the floods. We installed water filtration systems and hand pump wells in flood-affected areas, ensuring access to safe drinking water for more than 12,000 people. 

Additionally, we have constructed latrines and showers in camps for internally displaced persons and have provided hygiene kits containing essential items such as soap and sanitary pads.