Before distributing aid, our team on the ground did a survey and did planning with the local authorities.
CAPC, is committed to respond to disaster emergencies and stand by the survivors through relief, rehabilitation, and development activities, enabling communities to make a comeback into their daily lives, with resilience, dignity, and courage.
We are working with a local Christian NGO, to fulfill its mission and operations. A small team did a survey of the situation and reported back to us. Lists of affected families were prepared. We planned for the first humanitarian aid distribution in the first week of September. The following table shows CAPC’s plans for this the year 2022 & 2023.
Emergency Relief – August – November 2022
Early Recovery – September – December 2022
Rehabilitation – January – December 2023
CAPC has obtained all required approvals and NOCs from the authorities to perform the aid distribution.
The UN has estimated 60b worth of damages and loss. The National & Provincial & Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) Pakistan has reported the following damages and losses Index prepared by NDMA on the 22nd of August.
- Human deaths 1200 including children
- Injured 1,343
- Livestock Lost 794
- Houses Totally Vanished 218K
- Houses Damaged 452K
- Acres of crops impacted 2 million
- Schools damaged in four provinces 18,590
CAPC plans to cover the following.
- Emergency relief distribution September – December 2022
- Early recovery September – December 2022
- Rehabilitation January – December 2023
We have been praying for some time that God would overrule and change the extremist’s attitude and treatment of Christians in both Pakistan and Afghanistan. Now, as Christians, CAPC is uniquely positioned to show the love of God reaching out to all in a spirit of love and compassion through the meeting of these dire needs.