Donate to Pakistan Floods

Pakistan’s monsoon season has broken a century long record and dumped more than five times the 30-year average for rainfall on southern provinces of Pakistan.

This has led to large scale flash floods across three out of the country’s four provinces.

The floods have critically affected 6.4 million people, including 3.4 million children.

Almost 200,000 homes have been completely demolished; 450,000 have been damaged. Nearly 18,000 schools have been destroyed. Over 700,000 livestock have died; 2 million acres of crops lost; more than 3,000 km of road have been damaged; and 145 bridges are currently unsafe or nonexistent.

The floods have left over 1000 people dead, and the death toll is rising… 

You can help send humanitarian supplies to Pakistan. Please donate now to Pakistan! Children urgently need your support.

How You Can Help

UNICEF has field offices in all three affected provinces. UNICEF is drawing on lifesaving stockpiles of supplies to provide urgent and lifesaving support.

Families urgently need clean water, vaccines, medicine and life-saving food.

We must protect children from water-borne diseases like cholera and dirty drinking water. Increases in diarrhea and decreased access to food pose a life-threatening danger to children.

A donation of: 

• €75 could provide 7 children caught up in crisis situations with life-saving emergency food.
• €100 could provide 2 water and hygiene kits containing soap, gloves, masks, buckets and water purification tablets.
• €250 could provide 8 emergency medical kits to treat 100 children for a month.

Other Ways to Donate

You can help us reach more children affected by the conflict and natural disasters. Please donate today and help us protect children in emergencies.

You can make a donation by phone, you can reach us on 01 878 3000, our office hours are Monday to Friday 09:00 – 18:00.

You can send your donation by post to

Freepost,

UNICEF Ireland,

33 Lower Ormond Quay,

Dublin D01 R283.

In the unlikely event that the funds raised exceed UNICEF’s funding requirements for this appeal, your donation will be directed to where the need is greatest.