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Disaster is a word that brings thousands of peril thoughts in one’s mind. It reminds us of the unfortunate time of 2005 deadly earthquake that struck northern areas of Pakistan, killing thousands of people and leaving millions of the population homeless. In 2010 as well, cruel flood washed out a huge part of Pakistan. Occasional incidents of terrorism , accidents and other catastrophes have also played a key role to increase human suffering in Pakistan. Alkhidmat Khawateen Trust Pakistan, committed to its cause of service to humanity, has been working tirelessly in the field of Disaster Management and our contributions during floods, earthquakes and other calamities are badges of honor for the team.
Disaster Management
Disaster is a word that brings thousands of peril thoughts in one’s mind. It reminds us of the unfortunate time of 2005 deadly earthquake that struck northern areas of Pakistan, killing thousands of people and leaving millions of the population homeless. In 2010 as well, cruel flood washed out a huge part of Pakistan.
Alkhidmat Khawateen Trust Pakistan, committed to its cause of service to humanity, has been working tirelessly in the field of Disaster Management and our contributions during floods, earthquakes and other calamities are badges of honor for the team.
Food supplies, medicines, clothing, bedding, tarpaulins and tents are provided by sending truckload of these items to for flung areas during disasters.
Exclusive winter packages are prepared by our countless women workers who offer their voluntary services so that their brothers and sisters in faith may combat harsh winters in appropriate bedding and clothing.
“Charity does not in any way decrease the wealth and the servant who forgives, Allah adds to his respect; and the one who shows humility, Allah elevates him in the estimation (of the people).” (Muslim Vol. 4, Hadith 6264)
Mr. Faheem local resident of thaparkar farming in deserts of Tharparkar with support of Alkhidmat Khawateen Trust’s Clean Water project.
– Faheem, Resident Tharparkar
