Low Cost Shelter for Flood Victims of Pakistan

Nov 8, 2012

930 Tool Kits for construction of Houses distribut

By John Lawrence - Program Manager, Low Cost Housing

Tooken distribution for tool kit

LOW COST SHELTER / HOUSING

Community Restoration Program

AHD with the collaboration of IOM distributed 930 tool kits in the labors of Matli -1. The purpose of distributing the kits in poor communities of these areas was to improve performance and early recovery of flood affected people to restore their damaged house on self-help basis t by using the tool kits. The methodology to implement this program the staff of AHD conducted field assessment to reach and identify the vulnerable needy people. During assessment deserving families of 19 villages of Matli-1 was listed and was given tokens to collect tool kits on distribution day.

Distribution of tool kits was arranged on 12^th of october 2012, at the warehouse at Matli in the presence of senior management of AHD and officials from IOM. ADH staff after checking and confirming the token handed the tool kit to the beneficiaries.

Hope we will be able to support more families and your donation will make difference for us, please feel free to contact us at Ph: +92-22-3860880 Email: info@ahdpak.org website: www.ahdpak.org

AHD Manager with tool kit stock

Flood Victims with Tool Kit

Nazir Masih receiving tool kit for mason work

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