The villages located at bank of the River Kabul faced the first impact of Floods 2010. A tide of 9 to 12 feet ran over the

villages destroying almost 80% of houses; the residents are mostly the farmers or the

laborers, mostly employed on daily wages in different local industries. Their houses were

ruined, crops have been destroyed leaving them nothing for their livelihood.

TMF team visited this badly affected area including village

Jaba Dawood Zai and Akbar Pura in Tehsil Pubbi of Nowshera

on August 27, 2010 to evaluate the loss and damages in the

area caused by the floods. TMF regional teams also completed

the surveys in their respective regions in Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan. The survey

reports were collected and analyzed in details, assessment for immediate food

requirements of flood affectees were finalized along with options to help them with

medical relief and other necessary supports. Immediate plans of arrangement and distribution

of food items were finalized.

August 27 and August 30, 2010

TMF Survey of Flood Affected Areas and Arrangements of Food Items

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TMF Survey of Flood Affected Areas and Arrangements of Food Items

Hilfswerk Austria International an Austrian NGO chose Shifa Family as their local partner for Flood relief and rehabilitation activities, they were facilitated for extensive visits of KPK and Punjab for the assessment of the damages and distribution of relief packages.

Shifa Family and Shifa Foundation initially provided medical and food aid to 6 camps in the Charsada area as part of its INITIAL RAPID RELIEF STRATEGY. Thereafter, PKI has formally adopted the stadium camp in Charsadda, with 200 tents, housing more than 770 people, and is currently providing them with food, Nido milk and Lactogen formulae for babies, clothes, electric fans, sewing machines for women and other daily needs. The camp has been organized and is currently housing a school for children as well as a vocational center for women.

IN KHYBER PAKHTOONKHAWA

Shifa Family the Local Partner of Hilfswerk Austria International

Visit of Charsada Medical Relief Camp

In the medical relief camp of Charsada, a small vocational center for women has been established with 10 sewing machines to train women of local area to stitch clothes for their family and to learn the techniques to earn their livelihood . This will be the first step of self reliance for the flood affectees.

Vocational Center at Charsada

IN PUNJABBriefing and Aerial view

of South Punjab at Multan

TMF with Dr. Heidi Burkhart and her team from

Hilfswerk Austria International visited Pakistan

Army Divisional Headquarters Multan where

they were briefed about the disaster in Punjab.

TMF and Austrian team were escorted to a

Helicopter for an Aerial visit of flood affected

areas of Punjab. The damages and

destructions in Punjab was recorded for

Austrian TV and the Journalist took notes for

leading Austrian News papers. All these

activities were the part of International

fundraising program.

TMF Aftari at Kot Addu, District Muzaffargarh

August 31, 2010

TMF Regional Coordinator, Mian Iftikhar Arif

arranged Aftari of flood affected people at Village

Shah Bader Wali, Tehsil Kot Addu, District

Muzaffargarh on August 31, 2010. This event

was telecasted live via Pakistan Television

Corporation (PTV News) in the program 'Hum

Sath Hain Tumharay'.

PTV highlighted the relief efforts of Shifa Family

and Tameer-e-Millat Foundation for flood

affectees. In the program the Austrian team

Lader Dr. Heidi, local representatives and Organizers emphasizes

on the importance of more relief efforts required in this region. Shifa family

in collaboration with Hilfswerk Austria International is providing free food,

medicine etc in this region with the expansion of this activity to the other

flood affected parts of Pakistan.

Shifa family and Tameer-e-Millat Foundation in collaboration with Hilfswerk Austria International distributed food packages including 250 boxes to flood affected families at Village Shah Bader Wali, Tehsil Kot Addu,

District Muzaffargarh on September 01, 2010. The food items include dates, sugar, powder milk, juices, mineral water and other nutritious food items which were selected to provide the immediate food relief to the flood affectees.

Food Items distribution at Village Shah Bader Wali,

Tehsil Kot Addu, District Muzaffargarh

September 1, 2010

Food Items distribution at Mahmood Kot,

District MuzaffargarhSeptember 1, 2010

Shifa family and Tameer-e-Millat Foundation in collaboration with Hilfswerk Austria International distributed 750 food packages at Mahmood Kot, Tehsil Kot Addu, District Muzaffargarh. Pakistan Army made the necessary arrangement for disciplined distribution of these items by selecting the needy areas of Mahmood Kot where no other organization has reached yet. Ready to eat food items and other basic food items include dates, sugar, powder milk, mineral water and nutritious food items to provide immediate food relief to the flood affectees.

Assessment report of the survey conducted by TMF team for District Nowshera was responded with supply of 750 food packages in two most destructed villages of KPK. The residents waited long time since this disaster

for relief and help. Ready to eat and other basic food items include dates, sugar, powder milk, mineral water and nutritious food items were distributed among the flood affectees to give them a food relief for the next 3 weeks.

Food Items distribution at Jaba Dawood Zai and

Akbar Pura, Tehsil Pubbi, District Nowshera

September 3, 2010

TMF team and the representatives of Hilfswerk Austria International visited Munir Arshad Memorial Tameer-e-Millat Model School, Multan on September 01, 2010. Maj. Gen. (Retd.) Waheed ud Din Arshad Chairman of the School Management Committee and trustee of Munir Arshad Memorial Trust briefed the visitors about the project and their joint venture with Tameer-e-Millat Foundation, Islamabad. For years both Organizations have been working for education and vocational training of poor children in rural areas.

In early 1995, nearly 24 acres of land was purchased at Mousa, Laber (20km on Multan and Shujabad Road) for developing a sizeable educational and vocational complex for boys and girls, starting from a Junior School this project continued to progress and at present it has separate high school campus for boys and girls. A vocational training center for girls. These institutions are well equipped with science and computer labs, libraries and playground, apparatus for practical work, furniture and equipment and transport for teachers, instructors and students.

The idea of utilization of Munir Arshad Memorial Tameer-e-Millat Model School, Multan for the education of flood affected children under the Rehabilitation program of TMF was the main topic under consideration.

September 1, 2010

Hilfswerk Austria International Delegation Visited Munir Arshad Memorial

Tameer-e-Millat Model School, Multan

Future Plans for Rehabilitation of Flood Affectees

Establishment of Treatment Center at Tehsil Ali Pur, District Muzaffargarh

and District HQ Rajan Pur in collaboration with WHO

Shifa Family got the approval of WHO and is starting Treatment Centers at Tehsil Ali Pur, District Muzaffargarh and District Head Quarter of Rajan Pur in collaboration with World Health Organization (WHO). These treatment centers will provide medical help for next couple of months and provide medicines and antibiotics to the flood affectees of South Punjab.

In the journey of past two decades, TMF has initiated different community relief projects to reduce poverty through education. After the deadly earthquake of October 8th, TMF was among pioneers in taking steps for rehabilitation, accommodation and education of poor orphan children. We initiated Tameer-e-Jannat Project for orphans and poor children who lost their loved ones during earthquake. Moreover, children from Swat, Dir, Malakand and South Waziristan region, who were affected from military operation (IDPs) in 2009, are also getting free education at Tameer-e-Jannat Science School (TJSS).

Now TMF has initiated again a relief program for rehabilitation and education of flood affected communities for the long term sustainability. Tameer-e-Jannat Science School, at Education City, will enroll orphan and poor children from the flood affected areas through TMF sponsorship program.

You are requested to

sponsor these children

to rebuild Pakistan through

rehabilitation program of

Shifa Family (TMF)Donate to sponsor

a child at TJSS

$1000/year/Child

TMF has already inducted 25 youths of the age group of 15-20 years with the aim to prepare the future skilled force which can play a positive role in the rehabilitation process and support their families.

In the next phase TMF is

planing to expand this four month crash program of Technical training course in the fields of Civil and Maintenance Engineering in batches with suitable number of youths at TMIT. This will enable the youth of flood affected areas

to learn skills that are necessary and required for immediate reconstruction and infrastructure development of homes, streets and village areas. After completing this short course, these students will return back to their hometowns and will help their families and community in rebuilding their houses and initial infrastructure development.

We will be successful in our plans only if you will be our partners in rebuilding Pakistan.

Donate to Sponsor a Youth at TMIT

$500/Youth

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Future Plans for Rehabilitation of Flood Affectees

Pakistan is an agricultural country and its economy mainly d e p e n d s u p o n agriculture. Floods 2010 have destroyed more than 20% agricultural land of Pakistan. TMF in collaboration with other organizations is in the process of providing initial support to the Farmers like seeds, fertilizers and some tools to develop their land for the rehabilitation of the flood affected areas. This effort will enable these farmers of flood affected areas to cultivate their land and stand at their own feet to earn their livelihood in a respectful way.

For this rehabilitation phase TMF request you to join hands and donate generously to rebuild Pakistan.

JOIN HANDS WITHSHIFA FAMILY FOR

FLOODS 2010 REHABILITATION

PROGAM

Another plan of Shifa family is providing water filtration

gadgets in the flood affected areas. This effort is initiated

by observing the worst unhygienic conditions of flood

affected areas. Provision of clean and safe water is their

basic requirement. Samples of filtration equipment have

already been imported from USA and lab test reports show

the quality of water. These filtration gadgets are capable of

filtering thousands of gallons water and each unit is

sufficient for a School, Basic Health Center or a

Community Center. The filtration gadget shall be installed

in villages and it is a user

friendly equipment.

For the rehabilitation phase

TMF request you donate

generously for this project

also.

The floods not only damaged Muzaffargarh District and District Nowshra but it devastated more than20% land of Pakistan making more than 20 million people affected, they are homeless and have no food to eat. TMF aims to distribute more food items among flood affecteesin all flood affected areas of four provinces (KPK, Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan). Food items will include Flour, different pulses and other dry items to cater the daily requirements. It can only be achieved by your generous donation. Donate any amount for food items with a confidence that your donation will reach the right place.

Distribution of More Food Items

Agriculture Support Program

Donate to Sponsor a Farmer

$550/Farmer

Water Filtration Plants

Donate to Sponsor a

Water Filtration Unit

$50/Unit