Our
Work In Pakistan
We are responding to urgent humanitarian needs across Pakistan while supporting long-term recovery and resilience.
WHAT'S GOING ON?
Pakistan continues to face significant challenges across water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), health, and livelihoods. These challenges are intensified by climate change, recurring disasters, and economic inequality. Action For Humanity works alongside communities across Pakistan to address these needs through sustainable, people-centred programmes that strengthen resilience and improve quality of life.
Our approach focuses on improving access to essential services, including healthcare, safe water and sanitation, and livelihood opportunities, while delivering timely humanitarian support through seasonal programmes such as Ramadan, Qurbani, and winterisation. All interventions are designed in response to community priorities and local contexts.
By integrating resilience-building approaches, strong risk management, and locally appropriate solutions, we aim to deliver lasting impact. Our priority is to protect, include, and empower vulnerable people, supporting communities to recover, rebuild, and move forward with dignity.
How Your Support Made an Impact Across Pakistan (Last 12 Months)
WASH
Solar Water Wells – 20,000+ people reached
Providing entire communities with sustainable access to clean drinking water through solar-powered communal wells, serving more than 3,100 people daily.
Hand Pumps – 10,000+ people reached
Delivering safe drinking water directly to the most vulnerable households through deep-installed, high-discharge hand pumps for families unable to travel long distances for water.
Solar-Powered RO Plants – 30,000+ people reached
Producing up to 1,000 litres of purified drinking water per hour through solar-powered reverse osmosis systems, ensuring reliable access to safe water in Pakistan’s most water-scarce districts.
Health
Oral Healthcare – 1,000+ people reached
Providing quality dental care to underserved children, improving oral health and wellbeing.
Eye Healthcare – 40,000+ people reached
Delivering eye screenings and life-changing surgeries for children and adults with limited access to eye care services.
Seasonal Programmes
We provided essential humanitarian support to over 60,000 people during Ramadan, Eid-ul-Adha, and winter, strengthening dignity, inclusion, and community solidarity.
Emergency Response
We delivered life-saving assistance to 55,000 people affected by recent floods, addressing urgent needs during times of crisis.
Shelter
Rebuilding flood-resilient homes to restore safety, stability, and dignity for families who lost their homes.
Food Security and Livelihoods
Through the Farmer Field School (FFS) project, households are supported in improving livelihoods, food security, and nutrition through sustainable, climate-smart, and faith-rooted agricultural practices. The programme engages both women and men, strengthening household resilience and long-term self-reliance.
Fatima and her family are among the many affected by the floods.
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frequently asked questions
How does AFH provide emergency relief?
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.
How does AFH provide health services?
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.
How does AFH provide access to clean water?
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.
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