Humanitarian Assistance
PPI supports humanitarian assistance in Pakistan by strengthening local partners and helping organisations coordinate their work. Our approach centres on community connections, fair assistance and accountability to people affected by crises.
Helping local organisations respond with care
When a crisis interrupts daily life, local organisations can help connect people with support. PPI works with Christian organisations and churches to strengthen their humanitarian knowledge and coordination, while emphasising impartiality, neutrality and accountability in the use of resources.
This work includes learning as well as response. Our activities have included humanitarian training and household assistance following floods. Those examples show why both organisational preparation and an understanding of individual circumstances matter when helping people recover.
- Humanitarian learning for local partners
- Coordination and shared response information
- Fair assistance based on need
- Support that respects people’s dignity
Learning about quality and accountability
Partner capacity
Local teams need a shared understanding of responsible humanitarian work. A PPI Core Humanitarian Standard training, facilitated by Community World Service Asia, brought church and NGO participants together to learn about the quality and accountability of assistance.
Connecting organisations and information
Coordinated response
PPI supports coordination through partner meetings, response updates and information on who is doing what, where and when. A regional humanitarian network in South Punjab reflects the importance of relationships between organisations during a response.
Responding to different family circumstances
Household recovery
Recovery needs vary from one household to another. In Rang village, a community group connected a household that included people with visual impairments to PPI cash assistance after the 2022 floods. That support contributed to housing repairs and basic needs.
Humanitarian projects and response stories
Explore published accounts of partner training, emergency coordination and recovery support. These are examples of past work.
Humanitarian standards training
A three-day PPI training facilitated by Community World Service Asia brought church and NGO participants together around humanitarian quality and accountability. The account was published in April 2024.
A family rebuilding in Rang
Following the 2022 floods, a community support group connected a household in Rang village with PPI cash assistance. The April 2024 story describes support for rebuilding and essential needs.
Livelihood recovery in Charsadda
An April 2024 story describes how a church referral and OATH cash support helped Ibkar Nadeem repair a flood-damaged facility and restart his livelihood in Shabqaddar, Charsadda district.
Sharing information during COVID-19
PPI’s archive includes a COVID-19 situation report and later editions. These historical resources show how the organisation shared information during an earlier crisis and remain available through its updates archive.

