Pakistan’s government have described devastating floods as a “climate-induced humanitarian crisis of epic proportions.” You can help our partners in Pakistan to respond right now.
Homes, farms and infrastructure have been swept away in devasting floods. Lives have been lost. Please give whatever you can today.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
WITH HYGIENE KITS
You can help people protect themselves from deadly diseases in flood water.
WITH EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER
People are now living without homes and farmland that have been swept away.
WITH ECONOMIC SUPPORT
Thousands have lost livelihoods in a climate-fuelled disaster.
Right now, our partners across Pakistan are working closely with the people and communities affected.
Pakistan has experienced eight devastating rainfalls over the monsoon season. The whole country has been hit by severe flash flooding with regions in the west areas of Balochistan and Sindh, the worst affected.
Roads, homes, crops, and livestock have been washed away. Millions of people have been left without shelter and many have lost their lives.
Pakistan’s climate change minister, Sherry Rehman, called the floods “a catastrophe of epic scale”, and the government have declared a national emergency.
