Pakistan Floods Appeal

Floods forced millions of people from their homes, destroyed livelihoods and contributed to food shortages. Help communities with food, shelter and other emergency supplies.

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can provide hot meals to three families

can help provide emergency shelter to a displaced family

can provide a family with an emergency supplies kit that includes a food pack, hygiene kit, household NFIs and a family-sized tent

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150

350

can provide hot meals to three families

can help provide emergency shelter to a displaced family

can provide a family with an emergency supplies kit that includes a food pack, hygiene kit, household NFIs and a family-sized tent

Custom amount

Please select a fund

In June 2025, severe monsoon flooding swept Pakistan, and recurrent floods in the following months mean families continue to suffer.

Over 2.2 million people have lost their homes. Nearly 13,000 have been injured, while 1,739 people have lost their lives.

Pakistan ranks among earth’s most climate-vulnerable countries, consistently appearing in the top 10 on the Global Climate Risk Index. These crises are exacerbated by economic instability, pushing vulnerable families deeper into poverty.

Over 33 million people affected

The hardest hit areas are Balochistan, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), and Punjab, with 1 in 7 people in Pakistan affected by the historic disaster.

Essential infrastructure has also been heavily affected, with the knock-on consequences making it difficult for humanitarian organisations to reach affected areas.

More than 13,000 kilometres of roads have been damaged with 400 bridges destroyed.

The total cost of the damage so far is expected be well over $10 billion.

The humanitarian situation continues to be extremely difficult for millions of people, with many more families expected to be pushed to the brink of survival as the disaster continues to unfold.

Please support our emergency response. Donate to our Pakistan Floods Appeal now.

Islamic Relief is on the ground providing life-saving aid

Islamic Relief has reached over 730,000 people so far and has already moved to assist communities to recover from the disaster.

Islamic Relief were able to provide food packs, kitchen sets, hygiene kits and tents to over 91,550 individuals in heavily affected areas during the initial emergency relief stage.

Millions of people have lost their homes and are now facing dire conditions in temporary shelters. To assist, Islamic Relief will be providing 4,600 permanent shelters.

As the situation worsens, families in crisis need Islamic Relief’s help more than ever before.

Please support our emergency response. Donate to our Pakistan Floods Appeal now.