Pakistan
When floods take a home, they also affect the family’s income, children’s education and access to healthcare. In Pakistan, repeated natural disasters make it difficult for families with limited resources to get back on their feet.
Imdad contributes food and health support, water projects and practical training for women. We connect crisis relief with opportunities for a safer daily life.
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The need and our response
A crisis can take more than a home
Floods, extreme heat and economic vulnerability can affect families’ income, education and access to healthcare at the same time. UNICEF highlights how repeated natural events interrupt basic services. Aid must meet today’s needs and strengthen opportunities to move forward.
From emergency relief to skills and healthcare
Imdad’s engagement in Pakistan grew after the floods in 2010. We have since contributed food support, water supplies and healthcare, including food parcels after the Gilgit-Baltistan floods in 2022 and an eye-health camp in Gujrat in May 2026.
Women in Kharian and Saang Number Daran received free sewing and basic IT training in 2025. Locally recruited female instructors taught with a clear aim: skills that can be used in daily life and work.
Make room for a safer daily life
Your gift to Pakistan allows assistance to be prioritised according to needs and local capacity to deliver. You support both immediate essentials and work that helps more people stand on their own feet. If you want to fund a separate well, we plan it together with you.
- Main focus
- Women and skillsSewing and basic IT in Kharian and Saang Number Daran.
- Training programme
- Six monthsIT and sewing courses described in the Kharian implementation report for 2024.
- Training in 2025
- Sewing and basic ITFree teaching by locally recruited female instructors.
- 01Emergency relief
- 02More independent lives
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DocumentationTimeline and sourcesUpdates: 6 · Sources: 3+
Health support, food and rice distributions
The work has included support for healthcare, treatment, equipment and food distributions, including seasonal rice distributions.
From Imdad’s archiveFlood response in Gilgit-Baltistan
Imdad contributed food parcels and oil after the floods in Gilgit-Baltistan.
DocumentedFree IT and sewing training in Kharian
The implementing partner’s report records 50 participants in six-month courses for women aged 18 to 45.
Documented55 enrolments at the school in Kharian
The project report records 30 sewing participants and 25 computer-training participants during this period.
Documented50 participants in vocational training
37 women took sewing training and 13 took basic IT in the programme in Kharian and Saang Number Daran.
DocumentedFree eye-health camp in Gujrat
Examinations and treatment support make healthcare more accessible to people with limited resources.
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