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Pakistan Emergency Floods

Pakistan Emergency Floods

Entire villages have been swept away by devastating floods in Pakistan. Together, we can rise to bring hope and relief to those desperately in need.

  • Pakistan
  • 100% donation policy
  • Gift Aid eligible

Why we're raising this

Families in Pakistan urgently need your help

Heavy monsoon rains have caused catastrophic flooding across Pakistan. Over 700 people have lost their lives, including more than 175 children, with thousands injured and families left homeless. Villages have been swept away, homes destroyed, and livelihoods lost.

This disaster has hit when many families were already struggling. Communities are now left without shelter, clean water, or food. Your support today can save lives

Rise with us and support Pakistan today.

Where the floods have hit hardest

The flooding has torn through Pakistan, hitting some regions harder than others:

  • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP): The worst-affected province, where flash floods and a rare cloudburst in Buner destroyed entire villages. Districts such as Swabi, Mansehra, Abbottabad, and South Waziristan have also suffered severe losses.
  • Sindh: Karachi has been paralysed by the heaviest rainfall in decades, submerging whole neighbourhoods and crippling daily life.
  • Punjab: Districts including Sargodha and Khushab have seen hundreds of homes destroyed or badly damaged.
  • Gilgit-Baltistan: Remote valleys such as Hunza, Astore, and Ghizer have been cut off by landslides and road blockages.
  • Balochistan & Azad Jammu & Kashmir: Homes, bridges, and rural infrastructure have been swept away across multiple districts.

In total, more than 2,900 homes have been damaged or destroyed, 461 km of roads washed away, and nearly 29,000 people forced into relief camps. Families who once relied on their livestock for survival have lost everything.

How your donation makes a difference

Every pound you give goes directly towards helping families survive this disaster. Even a small contribution can provide life-saving food and clean water:

  • £10 → Feeds 13 people or provides 5 cartons (60 bottles) of clean water
  • £20 → Feeds 26 people or provides 10 cartons (120 bottles) of clean water
  • £50 → Feeds 65 people or provides 27 cartons (324 bottles) of clean water
  • £100 → Feeds 130 people or provides 54 cartons (648 bottles) of clean water

Your generosity can mean the difference between hunger and survival for families who have lost everything.

Donate now to Rise Support and help save lives.

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    £150 + £37.50 Gift Aid · 8 months ago

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    Sarah K.

    £100 · 9 months ago

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    Zeshan M.

    £10 + £2.50 Gift Aid · 11 months ago

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    ismael K.

    £1 + £0.25 Gift Aid · 11 months ago

Questions about giving

Does all of my money reach the appeal?

Yes. Our 100% donation policy means every pound you give goes to the appeal. Our running costs are covered separately by sponsors and Gift Aid.

What is Gift Aid?

If you pay UK income or capital gains tax, tick Gift Aid at checkout and we can claim an extra 25p for every £1 you give from HMRC, at no cost to you.

How do I know my donation arrived?

Our own volunteers hand out the aid in person. We post photos and updates from distributions on our social media.

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