GOHER will initially help 50 families in rebuilding their homes in Southern Punjab whose homes have been destroyed by the worst flooding and they have nothing to rebuild the shelter for their children
Southern Punjab, Pakistan's breadbasket, is among the regions hardest hit by the recent worst flooding of the human history. According to UN figures, the water wiped out more than one million homes only in the Punjab province. Around 100000 pregnant women are forced by flooding to live under open sky. As the winter is approaching fast, GOHER is working to restore the houses of fifty extremely poor flood victim families who have nothing to reconstruct their homes.
GOHER will help 50 flood victim families in district RY Khan in rebuilding their home by providing them with better construction material like cement, stone, timber, sanitary equipment along with technical support and labour.
The project will restore the normal life to the fifty flood victim families in district RY Khan and will facilitate their economic and social survival by introducing viable and flood-resistant housing arrangements.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
