Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said: "If anyone relieves a Muslim believer from one of the hardships of this worldly life, Allah will relieve him of one of the hardships of the Day of Resurrection." (Muslim)
$8 – provide a hot iftar meal to a survivor of the floods.
$110 – provide iftar and suhoor to a fasting family-of-six in Pakistan for a month - a total of 360 meals.
$220 - provide a widow with the tools and training to start a sewing business.
$1,100 – transform the life of a child on the streets through our drop-in center.
$1,125 - Install a deep water well in a drought-hit community in Pakistan, helping to transform and protect a village of 105 people.
$4,500 / $375 per month - 2 Bedroom house with a washroom and kitchen for 1 family in Pakistan. Personalised plaque and feedback report upon completion.
A fifth of Pakistanis are undernourished, and almost half of all children are stunted. This Ramadan, reap the multiplied blessings of Ramadan and provide water wells, livelihoods, iftar, nutritious iftars, and village transformations.
You can also transform the life of a street child, and help us to rebuild homes for families affected by the floods.
All of our Ramadan projects are Zakat-eligible, and you can calculate what you owe with our easy-to-use Zakat calculator.
Give mercy now.
Be a mercy to flood survivors
Eight months on from the Pakistan floods, and 1.8 million people are still living beside stagnant floodwater, at risk of disease. 170,000 children are suffering from severe acute malnutrition, and 4.3 million workers have been affected as a result of the floods.
This Ramadan, help us to support a family affected by the floods by providing sustainable, safe brick homes, containing a kitchen and washroom.
Give mercy to a family who lost their home to the floods.
Sustainable change for long-term resilience
We’re also continuing our long-term projects which empower communities to be resilient to climate change and the causes of disasters. This Ramadan be a mercy to a family facing cyclical climate crises by installing a water well, providing livelihood training and tools, or transforming an entire village with solar-powered water pumps, lighting, toilets, and farming training.
Help us to transform a drought-hit village in Tharparkar. Be a mercy.
Why give with Human Appeal
We’ve been changing lives in Pakistan for 17 years.
Last year, we helped a total of 3,843,279 people, including 1,656,490 people in Pakistan through our flood response, as well as projects that provided sustainable clean water, livelihood training, education, solar-powered electricity, and food security.
This Ramadan, be a mercy to a family in Pakistan, and reap Allah’s mercy in the month of blessings.
Give mercy now.
The recent floods in Pakistan have caused devastation.
During the 2010 floods, many villages, including Basti Emaan, were drowned in water and all the houses within the village were destroyed.
Human Appeal built 142 houses for the people of the village and the nearby villages too.
But we didn’t stop there, Human Appeal knew that a disaster – prone area like this village could get hit by floods again.
So, Human Appeal built a 5km long mud embankment alongside the route.
The houses built by Human Appeal almost 12 years ago stand firm today. Human Appeal, together with Experian are looking to rebuild another village destroyed by the deadly flooding with your help.
Pakistan Emergency Flood Response
A big thank you to everyone involved in our Pakistan Floods Emergency Appeal. Together we have reached more than 634,633 flood-affected survivors so far.
Millions of lives have been devastated following the unprecedented floods in Pakistan this year. But thanks to you so far, 435,753 individuals were provided with food aid, 38,675 were provided with Hygiene Kits & Non-Food Items (NFI's), 24,338 were provided with hot meals, 4,534 were provided with healthcare assistance (through our mobile medical camps), and 15,000 flood affected people benefited from unconditional cash assistance.
Please download our Pakistan Feedback Report to see all the essential facts and figures, including the current situation in Pakistan, and the difference you have made to the lives of thousands of people, as well as our plans to support flood-survivors in the future.
Once again, thanks so much. We could not have achieved all this without you.
Download PDFProphet Muhammad (SAW) said: "If anyone relieves a Muslim believer from one of the hardships of this worldly life, Allah will relieve him of one of the hardships of the Day of Resurrection."
Source- Muslim
