Dear HOPE Friends,
Last week, over 12,000 victims of the recent Pakistan Floods were provided relief in the form of one-month food ration bags, Procter & Gamble Purifier water sachets, and mosquito nets in a collaborative effort carried out by HOPE USA and Asia Petroleum Limited.
With current flood water recession estimates remaining at the six-month mark, Pakistan Flood victims - many who were already living well below the poverty line - are in acute need of long-term rehabilitative efforts, both from a basic necessities and psychosocial standpoint.
Since HOPE UK's mission is to end poverty in Pakistan, we will be heavily invested in intervention efforts which aim to help rebuild Pakistan Flood victims' lives from scratch.
You can make a difference today by donating to our 2022 Karachi Flood Relief campaign via:
The HOPE UK Website click on the Donate buttons above or below (Tax receipt generated automatically)
Mail a check to: HOPE Charities UK, 12 Brantingham Road, Elloughton, HU15 1Hx
Bank Transfer: | Bank Name: Barclays Bank Plc. | Account No: 23930904 | Sort Code: 20-26-46 | Swift Code: BARCGB22 | IBAN: GB37-BARC-2026-4623-9309-04 | Routing No (only required for US donors): 026002574 |
In last week's cooperative initiative with Asia Petroleum, HOPE UK tackled heavily-hit areas in Sindh including: Larkana, Kumb Village, Ranipur, Mitiari, Pir Ali Shah Village, Mehar Village, Baqrani Village, Dadu, and Muhammad Usman Khuso Village. During this emergency effort, we provided flood affectees with one-month ration bags containing the following:
Milk Powder: 1 kg
Cooking Oil: 5 kg
Sugar: 5 kg
Rice: 5 kg
Wheat Flour: 10 kg
Lentils (Dal): 5 kg
Tea: 1 kg
Salt: 3 pouches
Dates: 1 kg
In addition, beneficiaries were supplied with a one-month supply of Procter & Gamble Purifier sachets - sediments that purify and filter polluted water to make it safe to consume. The provision of clean water is a preventative and proactive measure rolled into one: clean water provides not only a drinking/cooking source for beneficiaries, it prevents the spread of waterborne illnesses such as gastroenteritis and diarrhea.
Lastly, families were provided with mosquito nets which have become a crucial commodity due to the spike in potentially fatal illnesses such as dengue fever and malaria, both transmitted by mosquitoes.
Thank you to all our supporters for your trust in our work and your endless generosity to alleviate the plight of the poor in Pakistan!
Warm regards,
The HOPE UK Team
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