Rebuild Pakistan Appeal

Last year, Pakistan witnessed unprecedented levels of rainfall and worst flooding its ever witnessed, bringing one-third of the country under water.

Over 33 million people were left devastated as millions of homes were destroyed, 1 billion livestock animals drowned, countless livelihoods ruined, and entire villages were wiped out. Millions of people have been living on the sides of roads and in makeshift shelters, without protection, food, clean water or healthcare.

We have been providing essential, life-saving aid to those affected across Sindh, Punjab, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Thanks to your donations, we have already helped thousands of people.

But now, we need to focus on creating long-term change. Together we need to help rebuild Pakistan. We are turning our attention towards infrastructure and housing, by rebuilding damaged and destroyed homes and mosques, and helping communities thrive once more.

We need your generous donations to help those in need as a result of the recent flooding. Donate today with Al Mustafa Welfare Trust.

Your donation will provide

FAMILY FOOD PACK

One month essentials which includes flour, rice, cooking oil, salt, tea, lentils, sugar, dates, chilli, powder milk and juices.

£55.00 one off

Your donation will provide

emergency medical aid

Will support those in need with medicine & medical treatment

£100.00 ONE OFF

Your donation will provide

EMERGENCY RELIEF PACK

Emergency Relief Pack provides Ready Meal, Mosquitos Nets, Sleeping Bag, water, Hygiene Essential, & Tent.

£300.00 one off

OR £25.00 per month

Your donation will provide

EMERGENCY MEDICAL CAMP

Each camp will provide treatment up-to 2500 patients including children and women

£1,000.00 one off

OR £84.00 per month

How your donations have helped so far

Since day one of the flooding, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has been working inside affected communities, helping to rescue those stranded and provide essential aid that helped save lives;

We have been working across Balochistan, KPK, Sindh & Punjab, and have helped over 10,000 people during these dark days. We provided cooked meals to 18,000 people while distributing over 3,700 food packs to vulnerable families.

We carried out 72 medical camps, providing essential emergency medical aid in 72 communities, helping those who were injured or unwell. We also provided 1,170 tents to give shelter, and helped people stay safe by distributing over 5,000 mosquito nets and 1,800 hygiene kits.

We are now focusing on rebuilding Pakistan, and rebuilding houses that have been destroyed, as well as repairing and rebuilding mosques for communities. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, we are working to rebuild an entire village which was left devastated by the floods. The community is facing major challenges and are striving to rebuild the village before the severity of winter hits the area.

For just £2,500 you can repair and re-construct damaged houses of flood victims.

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