Flood relief distribution
Staple food, clean water and cash reach households in South Punjab and Balochistan through volunteers who know which families lost everything.
- Reached
- South Punjab and Balochistan
- Distributed by
- Local volunteers
- Bought
- In bulk, before prices rise
Homes built of mud and cane do not survive standing water. In villages such as Mangrotha, on the edge of Taunsa city, families came back to a flattened plot and a season of income gone with it.
Distribution runs through local volunteers rather than a list handed down from a city office, because the people who know which household is quietly going without are the people who live next door to it. Bulk purchase before the local market price climbs is the difference between supplying one family and supplying three.
Alongside food we distribute clean drinking water and, where a household has lost its livelihood entirely, direct cash assistance.
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Food parcels and hot meals
Family food parcels handed over at the shelter door, and hot meals cooked and served where families have no way to cook at all.