Humanity First

Flood Rehabilitaion

13/3/2011

In August 2010, Pakistan suffered its worst ever flooding affecting 21 million people across our country Sindh up beyond KPK for which HF provided disaster relief to over 50,000 people. Since then, HF began a number of longer-term activities to help the people towards rehabilitation as...

Pakistan Floods

21/10/2010

Pakistan Floods

Scale

Almost 21 million people were affected by the monsoon flooding. Millions are still need in need of food aid and are living in temporary shelter and camps as over 1.8 million homes were destroyed.

Aid Distribution

Aid distribution is still being done on...

Humanity First continues to work tirelessly to provide relief to flood victims

12/9/2010

Over 20 million people still remain badly affected by the devastation brought about by the floods. As diseases, displacement and disillusionment set in, HF redoubles its efforts to help these victims. We are reaching new families while maintaining the support of current ones.

Humanity First has ramped up its relief...

Eid Gifts for Children

2/9/2010

Following the terrible flooding across Pakistan, millions of children have been left at the mercy of the heat, lack of sanitation, lack of safe drinking water and the lack of food. Most are now huddled in tents in relief camps with nothing to do, and suffering the misery of malnutrition,...

Humanity First Pakistan Continues to Aid in Relief Effort

21/8/2010

The flood situation in Pakistan has taken on a new dimension. Vast areas of southern Punjab and Sindh are facing a new wave of devastation in the wake of monsoon predicted to continue until early September. The havoc created by floods has destroyed innumerable bridges, embankments and barrages on its...

Humanity First Pakistan Working With NCHD; Delivering Supplies

14/8/2010

The flooding across Pakistan is now affecting 14-16 million people with at least 1,600 killed  and 1,588 injured across the entire country. Over 722,000 homes have been destroyed or badly damaged. A combination of the flooding and constant deluge, hot and humid weather conditions and poor sanitation are leading to...

Water Plants open in Muzaffarabad

6/1/2009

Humanity First has installed twelve water filtration plants around Muzaffarabad which can handle 560 gallons of water per minute. These plants which are housed in rooms 10x12 feet in size, are now providing safe drinking water to 1.26 million people in Gari Dupatta, Chakar, Hatian Balla and...