Rain-Flood Relief, Rehabilitation and Welfare News Update

• 03-Jan-2012
  Aitemaad Pakistan Trust develops an isolated flood affected village in Tehsil Jati, District Thatta
  During the year 2011, Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has carried out concentrated welfare and rehabilitation work in a remote Village located on the left bank of river Indus in Kutcha area in Tehsil Jati, district Thatta. This village is called Hammad Otho. This is a detached and a secluded village where school, health and water facilities were non-existent.  
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• 04-Dec-2011
  Solar Lights Illuminates a secluded village near River Indus
  Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has adopted a Flood affected village called Hammad Otho. This village did not have grid station – electricity, therefore Aitemaad Trust in collaboration with LED Tronics / Shaan Technologies have installed Solar Lights in each of the village houses besides pole mounted Solar Street Lights have also been placed at vital points in the village.   
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• 05-Nov-2011
  Shelter and relief camps for rain-flood affected families near Rashid Abad, Tando Allayar
  The exceptionally heavy rains during August-September 2011, caused wide spread damage to the crops, houses and communication infrastructure in districts Badin, Tando Allayar, Mirpurkhas, Nawab Shah. After visit to the rain affected areas the Chairman and the board of Trustees decided to open shelter camps near Rashid Abad – Tando Allayar to provide shelter to 57 families displaced due to rains and Floods.  
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• 23-Sep-2011
  Aitemaad Pakistan Trust opens releif camps for rain effected families near Tando Allahyar
  On 23rd September 2011, Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has established two camps at Tando Allahyar. There are about 500 IDP’s - displaced families (women, children and men ) in the camps. They are being looked after by Aitemaad and in addition to the tents they are being provided food, clean drinking water, nighttime lighting, mosquito protection lotion/coil. These people will be repatriated when water recedes from their lands.
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• 12-Sep-2011
  Aitemaad Pakistan Trust Team Visits Rain-Flood effected areas in district Badin and renders assistance
  On 12th September 2011, a four member team headed by Mr. Nazim Haji and assisted by Ejaz Chaudhri, Mr. Qasim Pahore and Mr. Safdar Rizvi went on a visit to the rain and flood effected areas in the province of Sindh. The team visited Union Consuls and Taluqas in areas Badin Matli, Tando Ghulam Ali, Kot Ghulam Mohammad and areas adjoining Chambhar Road and Tando Alla Yaar.
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• 05-Jul-2011
  Rehabilitation and welfare work at village Hammad Otho Jeti
  Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has adopted a remote village call Hammad Otho in Tehseel Jati. The approach to the village is via Chur Jamali Road in district Thatta. From Sujawal, its 45 minute drive. The village has 45 mud-straw houses with a population of 400 men, women and children.
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• 15-Apr-2011
  Awards and Recognition Ceremony
  An awards and recognition ceremony was held at the services mess Karachi. The ceremony was organized to honor and recognize the services of female and male volunteers who worked with Aitemaad Pakistan Trust to alleviate the suffering of flood affectees in the camps at Gharo-Thatta, Khairpur and Shikarpur.
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• 22-Oct-2010
  Rehabilitation and Welfare
  On completion of the repatriation process in the fourth week of October 2010, the chairman and board of trustees focused their attention on rehabilitation and welfare activities. The trustees travelled to areas in Thatta which were affected by the floods. The areas visited were sajawal, jati and chur jamali.
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• 20-Oct-2010
  Repatriation of Flood Affected Families-IDP’S
  After providing shelter to flood affected families-IDP’s in the camps for two months at Gharo, khairpur and Shikarpur districts a well planned repatriation blue print - system was conceived to repatriate families back to their villages as the water had receded and the native areas had become habitable.
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• Aug-10-May-11
  Humanitarian Relief Aid
  Aitemaad Pakistan Trust has been registered as a charitable trust for the purpose of advancing the causes of rescue, relief, rehabilitation to the victims of 2010 floods by providing direct and indirect assistance to the individuals and institutions affected by the flood calamity; Besides charitable work the trust is also registered for education, training and welfare activities.
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• 15,16-Oct-2010 - Aitemaad Chairman and trustees see off IDPs from Aitemaad Relief Camps in Shikarpur and Khairpur with tents, one-month's dry food ration, transport and Rs. 5000 in cash for every family. Now all the IDPs in Aitemaad camps have been repatriated back to their homes.
• 3-Oct-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan begins implementing its repartiation plan from its Gharo Tent village, from where 58 families were seen off by the Chairman Justice Retired Fakharuddin G.Ebrahim and the Trustees on Sunday, 3rd October, 2010. Speaking on the occasion, the Chairman said that Aitemaad Pakistan is committed to work for providing a better living for the flood affectees by working in coordination with the partner organizations and the government on its rehabilitation Plan.
• 6-Sep-2010 - We like to deeply appreciate the services of Baqai Foundation Health Service as well as Peoples Primary Health Unit for organising medical support at Aitemaad Pakistan's Gharo relief camp. The camp now has a male and a female doctor, who remain busy during the whole day attending to the medical needs of the IDPs.
• 1-Sep-2010 - Pakistan Association Mozambique adopts 1000 IDPs in Khairpur and provides 150 tents for Aitemaad’s Tent Village 2 near Thehri. The Association has undertaken to provide funds for shelter, food, hygiene, utensils, clothing and other relief provisions which will be managed by Aitemaad volunteers and staff at Thehri Tent Village # 2 in District Khairpur.
• 1-Sep-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan deeply acknowledges the services of its brave and committed volunteer, Mr. Iqbal Ahmed, who carried out heroic boat rescue operations and saved the lives of more than 500 stranded people in District Jacobabad. He carried out this task by taking a grave risk to his own life. Aitemaad Pakistan salutes Iqbal Ahmed and expresses its pride and gratitude for the services rendered by him.
• 31-Aug-2010 - Mr. Urs Rupper from Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation SDC visited Aitemaad Pakistan on 31 August 2010. He received a briefing on the activities of the Trust and later visited the relief camp being set up by Aitemaad Pakistan at Gharo. He also announced a donation of 500 tents to provide shelter to the displaced persons.
• 29-Aug-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan announces opening of new relief camp at Gharo to accommodate 500 flood affected families from areas around Thatta and Sajawal. Tents have been erected and the The IDPs will begin arriving from 2nd September onwards.
• 24-Aug-2010 - Aitemaad Pakistan starts its operations in Jacobabad by initiating its boat service, assisting the District Administration in rescue and relief operations
• 23-Aug-2010 - A healthy baby boy was born in Relief Camp of Aitemaad Pakistan in Shikarpur. A baby buffalow was also born the same day
• 22-Aug-2010 - Mozambique based group met trustees of Aitemaad Pakistan and offered funding for Tent Village of 200 tents for 1000 peoples with the provision of food, clothing, clean water, medicines, hygiene & sanitation. Aitemaad Pakistan will identify the location on the basis of requirements of affected areas
• 21-Aug-2010 - UAE based group visited Aitemaad Pakistan Collection Center and offered assistance in procurement of medicines, clothing, hygience kits and other goods for relief camps