Since June 2025, Pakistan has faced devastating monsoon floods that claimed nearly 1,000 lives, displaced over a million people, and destroyed thousands of homes and vital infrastructure. Massive rescue efforts saved over 33,000 people, established 17 tent cities for displaced families, and provided emergency shelters, food, clean water, and medical care, while volunteers and relief workers worked tirelessly across affected provinces. Now, as immediate rescue operations wind down, the focus will shift toward rebuilding: restoring homes, repairing schools and health facilities, strengthening water and sanitation systems, upgrading living conditions in the 17 tent cities, and supporting livelihoods to help families recover and prepare for future climate-driven disasters.

“Almost 985 deaths have been reported nationwide since June 26.”   Crisis Updates - Floods in Pakistan Torrential rains and flash floods have devastated many parts of Pakistan, leaving thousands homeless and without basic necessities. Entire communities are struggling for shelter, food, and clean water as floodwaters continue to rise. Families urgently need support to survive this crisis and begin rebuilding their lives.

Alkhidmat’s Humanitarian Response to Floods in Pakistan During times of disaster, our teams remain on the frontlines with rescue operations, food distribution, medical aid, and clean water supplies to support affected families. Temporary shelters, learning spaces, and mosques are set up to provide safety, comfort, and hope for those displaced. Mobile health units and medical camps ensure timely treatment, while dignity kits and essential non-food items restore confidence and stability. From providing hot meals and safe drinking water to delivering kitchen sets, animal fodder, and winter packages, every effort is directed toward rebuilding lives with dignity and resilience.