Since 2022, Pakistan has been hit by repeated, devastating monsoon floods. These disasters have been worsened by rising global temperatures, changing rainfall patterns, and the accelerated melting of mountain glaciers.
In June 2025, another round of extreme monsoon rains swept across the country. Whole villages were cut off, homes were destroyed, and millions of people struggled to access food, clean water, and medical care.
According to Pakistan’s National Disaster Management Authority, nearly 9 million people were affected nationwide. Thousands of villages were submerged, over 2 million residents were displaced, and hundreds of lives were tragically lost. These floods are not one-off events; they are part of a growing pattern that highlights how climate instability is reshaping the lives and future of vulnerable regions.
As the waters gradually recede, many families are returning to the difficult task of rebuilding their homes and livelihoods.
The elderly and children in the village
During this time, HJC, together with our trusted partner S.A Traders, has continued to provide support to local communities in need. The S.A Traders team has remained on the ground—visiting flood-affected villages, preparing, and delivering cartons of essential supplies such as clothes, bed sheets, and blankets—bringing much-needed warmth and comfort to families facing loss and uncertainty.
Volunteers preparing cartons of clothes, bed sheets, and blankets to support families in flood-affected areas.
Fields that were once full of crops now lie buried under mud and debris, yet the spirit of resilience remains strong.
At HJC, we stand with our partners and the people of Pakistan—offering our compassion, support, and hope. We look forward to their continued recovery and brighter days ahead for all those affected.
