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Company 4 Humanity provides essential health support to communities in Pakistan affected by floods, natural disasters, poverty, and the ongoing challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic.



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Company 4 Humanity: Urgent Health Crisis Amid Pakistan Flooding and Insecurity

More than 5.5 million people in Pakistan are currently affected by extreme flooding, impacting 11 provinces and destroying critical infrastructure vital to health services. Tragically, 23 lives have been lost as a direct result of the floods.

This humanitarian crisis compounds ongoing challenges following weeks of violent protests and political instability, including the ousting of the former prime minister. Vulnerable groups, especially children, women, and Rohingya refugees, face heightened risks to their health and safety due to escalating insecurity and limited access to essential services.

Recent data from the International Rescue Committee (IRC) reveals a 60% increase in hunger among Rohingya refugees over the past year, driven by a 33% reduction in food rations due to severe funding shortages. Malnutrition and food insecurity are now critical concerns that threaten the survival and well-being of these already vulnerable populations.

Company 4 Humanity calls for immediate international support and coordinated health interventions to restore access to food, clean water, shelter, and healthcare for those most affected. We remain committed to delivering lifesaving aid and advocating for the right to health for all impacted communities in Pakistan.


 

Country Health Profile: Pakistan

  • Total population: 196 million
  • People displaced by crisis: 3.2 million
  • Human Development Index rank: 161 out of 191

Company 4 Humanity Health Response

  • Active in Pakistan since: 2018
  • People assisted with health services: 1,496,400

Company 4 Humanity’s Health Response in Pakistan

Since 1980, Company 4 Humanity has been committed to improving the health and well-being of vulnerable communities in Pakistan. Recognizing Pakistan as one of the most disaster-prone countries in South Asia, our work focuses on strengthening health systems to better respond to natural disasters, supporting displaced populations affected by ongoing crises, and enhancing pandemic preparedness and response efforts, including tackling COVID-19. Our mission is to rebuild resilient healthcare infrastructure and ensure equitable access to essential health services for all Pakistanis, especially those most is need