Support Flood Affected Farmers in Pakistan

Title: Green Silage Distributed to Flood-Affected Livestock Owners in Multan

Summary

In Multan, Alkhidmat Foundation South Punjab, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Multan, distributed green silage (animal fodder) to over 100 flood-affected livestock owners, supporting their livelihoods during recovery.

Story / Update

Floods not only impact human lives but also severely affect livestock, which is a primary source of income for many families in rural areas. The shortage of animal feed after floods puts additional strain on already vulnerable households.

To address this challenge, Alkhidmat Foundation South Punjab, with the support of the Rotary Club of Multan, distributed green silage (fodder) among more than 100 livestock owners affected by floods in Multan. This initiative aimed to ensure that their animals receive proper nutrition, helping families sustain their livelihoods.

By providing essential fodder, the program helped reduce the burden on farmers and livestock owners, enabling them to care for their animals and gradually recover from the disaster’s impact.

Such efforts play a vital role in restoring economic stability in flood-affected communities and supporting long-term resilience.

Beneficiaries

Direct Impact:
• 100+ flood-affected livestock owners in Multan

Indirect Impact:
• Improved health and survival of livestock, supporting family incomes

Impact

• Supported livelihoods of flood-affected families
• Ensured availability of animal feed during crisis
• Helped protect livestock health and productivity
• Strengthened community recovery efforts
• Promoted collaboration with local partners

Gratitude Note

We sincerely thank the Rotary Club of Multan and all supporters for their valuable contribution to this initiative. Your support is helping families recover and rebuild their livelihoods after the devastating floods.

Title: Farmer Rehabilitation Packages Distributed to 100 Flood-Affected Farmers in Khanewal

Summary

Alkhidmat Foundation, in collaboration with Alkhidmat Foundation Islamabad, successfully distributed rehabilitation packages to 100 flood-affected farmers in Khanewal.
These packages provide essential agricultural support to help farmers restore their livelihoods, resume cultivation, and recover from the devastating impacts of recent floods.

Story / Update

Severe floods damaged standing crops, fertile land, and essential farming tools across Khanewal, leaving hundreds of small farmers without the means to restart agricultural activities. The loss of livelihoods has pushed many families into financial instability, increasing their vulnerability.

To address this urgent need, Alkhidmat Foundation—supported by Alkhidmat Foundation Islamabad—distributed farmer rehabilitation packages designed to help affected farmers resume their seasonal planting cycles.
The relief packages included essential farming inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, basic tools, and other necessary supplies that directly support early recovery and future productivity.

Farmers expressed deep gratitude, noting that this assistance has restored not only their ability to re-cultivate their land but also their hope for economic recovery after months of hardship.

Beneficiaries

• Direct Impact: 100 flood-affected farmers in Khanewal

• Indirect Impact: Hundreds of family members and the wider community benefiting from revived agricultural activity

Impact

• Helped restore agricultural livelihoods for flood-affected families

• Enabled farmers to resume cultivation and generate income

• Reduced long-term economic vulnerability caused by crop loss

• Strengthened Alkhidmat’s commitment to sustainable community rehabilitation

• Supported local food security through revived farming operations

Gratitude Note

We extend our heartfelt thanks to our supporters and partners, especially Alkhidmat Foundation Islamabad, for enabling this vital farmer rehabilitation initiative.
Your generosity empowers vulnerable farming communities to rebuild their lives with dignity and renewed hope.