As deadly floods ravaged the north of Pakistan, Khubaib Foundation has launched a massive relief operation for flood victims in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Gilgit-Baltistan, and Kashmir. Our rescue and relief team is on the ground and has started delivering lifesaving support as well as rescuing people. We will not leave anyone behind.
The heavy rains have left wide areas of destruction, much of which has been in the rural districts and mountains. Houses, schools, and mosques have been left in ruins, But Khubaib Foundation acted quickly to assist, dispatching trained teams to deliver much-needed relief.
Our teams are on the ground providing hot meals, emergency packages, hygiene kits, clean water, tents and blankets to the families those have lost everything.
KF are not just concerned with getting people through today; we are concerned with getting them recovered,” said a spokesman of Khubaib Foundation. “Once the immediate crisis has passed, we’ll start rebuilding homes, Schools and mosques that have been destroyed or damaged.
Chairman Khubaib Foundation personally monitors the situation, remains in contact with ground teams, and guides their operations in real-time. He reaffirmed long-term rehabilitation work for the organization while appealing to people as well as donors to come forward and help rescue these critical relief efforts.
We stand with our brothers in KPK, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Kashmir during this very critical moment,” Chairman added further. “Our goal is not merely to respond once tragedy occurs, but to help these individuals rebuild their lives in hope and dignity.”.
In coming future, Foundation will also start projects to empower people to rebuild their source of income, including giving livestock, offering vocational skills training to women and youths, and offering small business grants to families who’ve lost their source of income.
Khubaib Foundation appeals all donors to join hand build up these relief efforts and play their role to rebuild the devastated regions in long term. Food, safe water, money, and medicine are some of the highly demanded commodities as this humanitarian crisis continues to spin out of control.
