ATI livestock programme launches in West Africa. Milking goats providing nourishment and calcium as well a source of income have been distributed to poor families in The Gambia. The programme is planned to expand to Senegal and Mauritania providing support to those in need.
ATI safe water scheme moves to Nepal. Tube wells have been installed in poor communities in Nepal providing safe clean drinking water and helping to prevent disease.
Pakistan & Afghanistan in crisis
Floods leave 1000's dead and MILLIONs homeless
In Pictures...
This is the biggest catastophe in Pakistan's history and the extent is still unfolding.
Described as a ‘slow tsunami’ it has affected more people than the Kashmir Earthquake and South East Asia Tsunami combined.
ATI are on the ground providing essential relief to the victims of the flood.
We still need your continued support to maintain this activity.
We are helping over 30,000 people daily cope with this tragedy.
UPDATE: Relief camps were setup in Nowshera and Chamkani (Peshawar) almost immediately, providing tented shelter and cooked food for 600 people (100 families). Neglected rural areas near Nowshera were especially targeted for further food distribution. ATI similarly established two relief camps in District Jafferabad in Baluchistan. The Nowshera relief camp rapidly expanded into a tented village and a second has been setup to meet the demand.
A relief camp was established in Peshawar in Mohallah Gulbhar where cooked food is distributed daily for 2300 people. Food is also distributed in the villages including Saryab, Shah Alam bridge area, Nasata village, Jhangera village, Chamkani, the GT road settlements, Aza Khail, Mera Kacheri, Phondo Road, Charsadha area and Dawood Zai.
ATI setup a camp for 250 homeless people (40 families) at Zandai, Peshawar. Essential medical supplies and an ambulance were delivered to the Doctors World Wide Health Facility in Nowshera.
Five further relief camps providing food and medical aid were established at Muzaffar Ghar, Sukhar, Charsada and Layyah.
Relief activity is also underway in Bahrain (SWAT) where we are feeding over 700 people a day. ATI ambulances are supporting this activity in all these areas.
A large tent village, emergency food items and other non-food essential items have been provided for over 20,000 people in Multan, Quetta and Khaniwal.
In South Punjab - 350 Women Hygiene Kits and food parcels have been distributed. A Mobile Medical Unit is inoperation with both doctors and paramedic staff. An emergency medical camp is also in operation in Multan.
"We need your help urgently. These are the worst floods the country has seen since
1929. Houses, schools, hospitals and roads are all affected. Just when the
people in SWAT were getting back to normal, this has set them back again, many
have no food, shelter or even basic household items. ATI has a track record of collaborative working in the continent.
We have strategic partnerships with both large agencies like UNICEF and smaller local agencies that can access remote and sensitive communities. We are currently organising relief activities but urgently need your generous support. Your support during the Pakistan earthquake and Bangladesh cyclone and floods helped save lives. We need you to step forward again, please act now!"
Whether it be sponsoring an orphan or responding to an emergency, ATI is your trusted agency for delivering aid in an effective and efficient manner.
Responding to the emergencies in Swat, Gaza, Burma and Bangladesh, as well as the floods in Africa and Asia, ongoing crisis in Dafur and the earthquakes hitting Pakistan over the last few years, ATI has been able to deliver emergency aid on your behalf. Please visit our Emergency pages for more details and feedback.
Our Orphan Sponsorship Programme allows you to change the life of some of the world's most needy children for as little as 63p a day. A standing order form and brochure are available to download for our Orphans page.
Small sums of money can make a big difference to those in need. Visit our Charity Gifts page and our Livelihood programme to see how a little can go a long way to changing and saving lives and how you can help in this.
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