Emergency Flood Response & Rehabilitation 2025
Real Stories from Our Beneficiaries
In the wake of the devastating 2025 monsoon floods across Pakistan, the Sirat-Al-Mustaqim Welfare Foundation (SAMWF) launched a multi-sector emergency response. By combining independent ground operations with strategic collaborations, we provided a lifeline to thousands of displaced families across Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
DURATION
August 2025 –
October 2025
TOTAL REACH
7,000+
individuals
SCOPE
Food Security, Healthcare, Winterization, WASH (Water, Sanitation & Hygiene)
KEY LOCATIONS
Buner, Gujrat, Wazirabad, Lal Sohanra, Jalalpur Peerwala
STATUS
Successfully Completed
Detailed Activity Summary
Integrated Health & Food Response (Buner District, KPK)
Date
August 20–26, 2025
Collaboration
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan
Impacts
Medical Care
Treated 816 patients (326 women, 204 children) through mobile medical camps in Bashnoi and Gul Maira
Nutrition
Distributed 1,549 cooked meals in Qadar Nagar and Chagarzai
WASH
Provided 2,000 liters of clean water and 100 hygiene kits
Disaster Relief & Nutrition Support (Wazirabad, Punjab)
Date
September 01–07, 2025
Collaboration
Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan
Impacts
Served 4,200 cooked meals (approx. 600 daily) to families in Manawala
Delivered 4,000 bottles of drinking water and 100 family hygiene kits
Food Security Initiative (Lal Sohanra & Gujrat)
Date
September 25, 2025
Collaboration
Independent (Lal Sohanra) & Collaborative (Gujrat)
Impacts
Distributed specialized ration bags to 250 families (150 in Lal Sohanra, 100 in Gujrat)
Each bag contained a full month’s supply of essential dry food items
Winterization & Dignity Project (Jalalpur Peerwala)
Date
October 11, 2025
Collaboration
Independent (SAMWF)
Impacts
Provided winter relief supplies to 100 vulnerable families
Distributed 100 high-quality quilts and 100 female dresses to ensure warmth and dignity
Summary
Project Impact Summary
Through this unified response, SAMWF:
- Addressed the immediate hunger crisis
- Mitigated the risk of waterborne diseases through medical interventions
- Protected families from harsh winter conditions
- Ensured that every donation reached the most mustahqeen (deserving) families in the hardest-hit areas