Abbas Foundation assistance for disaster relief.
We have made emergency pleas to help those affected by the terrible floods in Pakistan as well as to fund earthquake relief efforts in Syria and Türkiye, Turkey.
A family in Pakistan will receive a food ration bag for one month with a gift of thirty pounds.
A fifty-pound donation will be used to fund emergency relief efforts following the earthquake in Turkey.
Please use the button below to make an online donation.
Help the needy
Enormous downpours and flooding have wreaked havoc and suffering throughout Pakistan. Millions of people have been displaced and hundreds of people have died. With the destruction of at least 700,000 homes, millions of people are in need of food, clean water, and shelter.
In association with UK44, the UK news and current affairs channel for the Pakistani diaspora, the Abbas Foundation is aiding the Punjab Development Network’s efforts to aid flood victims.
Families are receiving ration kits from our teams on the ground, and our goal is to reach every region of Pakistan. We make a global plea to everyone to lend a hand to the people affected by the devastating floods.
Two earthquakes have killed thousands of people in Syria and Turkey. The partners of the Abbas Foundation are offering emergency support.
Please make a large donation.
Help The Homeless
There are currently 220 million people estimated to live in Pakistan. The nation’s housing and living standards are under threat due to its rapid expansion. There seems to be an increasing gap between people who live well in urban settings and those who are homeless.
An estimated 20 million people in Pakistan do not have access to adequate housing. According to statistics, 35 percent of people live in poverty, with many of them residing in slums and temporary housing. Pakistani women and children who are homeless suffer from malnourishment, lack of access to healthcare, and education.
There are a lot of homeless people or people living in subpar conditions in many places of Pakistan as a result of various natural calamities, such as earthquakes and severe floods.
Many people are now living in extreme poverty after entire villages, including hospitals and schools, were destroyed.
For more than ten years, the Abbas Foundation has been providing relief, restoring houses, and inspiring optimism. Our regional projects include the following:
creation of seven distinct model towns. This long-term project includes four vocational skill development centres, seven schools, and 361 durable shelters that can house over 4,000 people.
41 sturdy shelters are being built in isolated communities.
reconstructing and renovating school buildings to make them acceptable, safe, and accessible in order to enrol 26,000 students in education.
Over 700,000 children and their families will benefit from the construction of child development centres.
Feed The Hungry
In Pakistan, a large number of families are below the poverty line and require monthly assistance.
More than 12,000 families have received monthly rations to date, benefiting more than 72,000 people.
Monthly rations are given to families as part of our Feed the Hungry initiative to help them support their family and escape poverty.
Numerous families that we have on file are in need of your assistance. Please assist us in getting them Ration Packs.
An average ration pack consists of:
Flour 20kgs
Rice 8kg
Sugar 5kg
Cooking Oil 5ltr
Daal Channa 2kg
Daal Moong 1kg
Daal Masoor 1kg
Red Chilli Powder 200gm
Coriander Powder 200gm
Turmeric Powder 100gm
Tea 800gm
Salt 800gm
In Ramadan we increase the variety of items to ensure that the poorest also enjoy Ramadan.
Flood Relief
Even though Pakistan was hit by the worst floods in decades more than two months ago, people are still suffering from the terrible aftermath.
In all, more than 2.2 million people have lost their houses, around 13,000 have been hurt, and the tragically high death toll now stands at 1,739 individuals.
impacted more than 33 million individuals
One in seven Pakistanis are impacted by the historic calamity, with Balochistan, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), and Punjab being the severely afflicted regions.
Additionally severely damaged is essential infrastructure, with cascading effects that make it challenging for relief agencies to access affected areas.
There have been 400 bridge destructions and more than 13,000 miles of damaged roadways.
It is anticipated that the damage caused thus far will have cost well over $10 billion.
Millions of people are still in dire need of humanitarian assistance, and as the crisis worsens, many more families are predicted to be forced to the verge of extinction.
Help us with our emergency response, please. Contribute right now to our Pakistan Floods Appeal.
Some Glimpse from the Second Round of APPSUKF Ramadan Ration Distribution in Mainwali, Layyah, and Muzafargarh Districts Thanks to our donors, trustees, and volunteers.
