Flood Appeal
Help support a thoughtful local response to flooding in Pakistan. PPI’s flood appeal connects concern for affected households with partnership, practical assistance and the longer work of recovery.
Supporting families as they rebuild daily life
Flood damage can affect a family’s home and its ability to earn a living at the same time. The needs that follow are personal and practical. Some households need help to restore shelter, while others need resources to restart work.
Our flood recovery stories describe both kinds of support. A household in Rang received cash assistance following the 2022 floods, while accounts from Charsadda and Mardan describe people restoring their livelihoods. Contact our team to discuss current flood response needs and the available ways to support work through local partners.
- Care for households affected by floods
- Attention to people facing additional barriers
- Local partnerships for practical assistance
- Support for recovery and restored livelihoods
Beneficiaries
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Partners and Stakeholders
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Grass-root Local Structures
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Priority Key Areas
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Helping families rebuild essential shelter
Household needs
In Rang village, a household lost its home during the 2022 floods. A community group connected the family with cash assistance, which helped them rebuild and meet basic needs. The family’s experience is part of our recovery story archive.
Helping people return to earning
Livelihood recovery
Restoring a livelihood can be a vital part of recovery. In Charsadda, cash support helped repair a damaged work facility. In Mardan, a woman used her tailoring experience to develop a home business after losing work.
Speak with PPI about current support options
Ways to help
Contact our team to ask about current flood response priorities and available ways to contribute. You can also share this page with your church, workplace or community. Our humanitarian assistance programme explains the wider approach to partner capacity and coordinated response.
Flood recovery stories and response priorities
Read past recovery accounts published in April 2024, then speak with PPI about current priorities and ways to help.
Rebuilding after the 2022 floods
A family in Rang village received PPI cash assistance after losing its home. The published account describes how the support contributed to rebuilding and essential household needs.
Restarting work in Charsadda
After flooding damaged his workplace, Ibkar Nadeem received support through OATH following a church referral. The story describes repairs that helped him return to earning a living.
A home enterprise after job loss
Shabnam Albert’s account describes losing work after the 2022 floods and using her tailoring skills to build a home enterprise. A financial grant helped her take that step.
Discuss how you can help
Ask PPI about current flood-related needs, available partnership opportunities and the appropriate route for financial or other support. Start with a direct enquiry so your contribution responds to an identified priority.
Learning and livelihoods in Punjab
Published stories from Punjab include youth participation in Rahim Yar Khan, partner training in Multan and women's enterprise in Faisalabad. Explore how local organisations connect learning and community support.
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View MoreHousehold recovery in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Published accounts from Charsadda and Mardan describe people rebuilding livelihoods after floods. These stories show different recovery needs, including repairing a workplace and developing a home enterprise after losing employment.
View MoreCommunity connections in Balochistan
A December 2023 update records a PPI-supported Christmas gathering in Balochistan involving Christian leaders and civil society. Read the published account of this occasion for connection and shared community life.
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