Severe flooding in Pakistan has left over six million people in need of urgent help including one and a half million children. UNICEF is already on the ground with our partners providing emergency healthcare and safe drinking water to affected families.

The situation is extremely challenging. Access to many areas have been cut off by the rising waters and houses, schools, roads and vital supplies have been washed away.

Together with our partners, UNICEF has already set up twenty four medical camps in the affected areas benefiting around one million people. These camps are providing medical support to families affected including antenatal care and immunisation against measles and tetanus. We are also providing water kits and educating families with health and hygiene messages to help prevent outbreaks of disease.

We urgently need your support to help protect the rights of all children in Pakistan.

£30 could provide vaccinations helping to protect more than 45 children against killer diseases.

£50 could provide water kits supplying 5 families with safe drinking water.

UNICEF relies entirely on voluntary donations. We receive no funding from the United Nations (UN) budget or the Disasters Emergency Comittee (DEC).

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