More than 15 million people are affected by Pakistan’s worst flooding in 80 years, with at least 1,600 fatalities, according to estimates from the government of Pakistan. While the severity of their needs has not yet been fully assessed, the number is greater than those who were affected by the 2005 South Asia tsunami (5 million), the 2005 South Asia earthquake (3 million), or the 2010 Haiti earthquake (3 million). The estimate of 290,000 homes destroyed or seriously damaged is almost the same as those destroyed in Haiti. Below are organizations that are working on relief and recovery in the region
Church World Service
Distributing food packages and shelter material for families affected by the floods in Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces. Click here to donate.
International Rescue Committee
Bringing help to victims of the monsoon floods. Click here to donate.
Islamic Relief
Carrying out an emergency campaign to aid the victims of the floods. Click here to donate.
Oxfam
Conducting emergency aid effort for the victims of the flood. Click here to donate.
Save the Children
Providing humanitarian relief in the shape of emergency health care and provision of non-food items and shelter. Click here to donate.
UNICEF
Providing assistance in the areas of water and sanitation, health, and nutrition. Click here to donate.
World Food Programme
Mobilizing resources to make sure needs in Pakistan are met as quickly as is humanly possible. Click here to donate.
World Vision
Providing a rapid response in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (former North West Frontiere Province) and Punjab. Click here to donate.
