Pakistan disaster relief
Latest Reports
- Heavy Monsoon rains during July and early August in North West have caused rivers to burst banks
- nearly 21 million affected
- 8 million people relying on disaster relief
- 1600 people killed
- at least 288,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed.
as of 14 September 2010
15/12/10 - Update | Ps Salik reports on winter blanket distribution
5/11/10 - Update | Ps Salik reports total stats so far
2/11/10 - Report | Jean-Pierre Rummens from FTH Germany files this report
19/9/10 - Update | Crusade where 4000 people gave their heart to the Lord
13/9/10 - Update | Report on food distribution to 300 families
30/8/10 - Update | Report on food distributions to 500 families
13/8/10 - Appeal - Prayer Request from FTH President Pete Sumrall
10/8/10 - Appeal - Partner Letter Released
6/8/10 - Appeal | Disaster Relief Appeal Launch
Pakistan’s deadliest floods in decades have hit with great force, causing the Indus river and tributaries to overflow, destroying crops, collapsing bridges, killing over 1,000 people and creating 2.5 million homeless in the valley region. Monsoon rains are expected to continue. What people need in the wake of this disaster is food, shelter, water, medicine and above all, HOPE.
Working with our long-time ministry partner, Christian Fellowship of Pakistan, relief is on its way. Your support today of $40 will provide emergency relief for a family of five, which includes rice, flour, lentils, cooking oil, drinking water and medicine.
You can help!
Please act now and help send God's love and hope to the nation of Pakistan during this disaster.
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