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Naheed stands outside UNICEF’s Temporary Learning Centre in Malang Khan Mangrio village of Khairpur District, Sindh.

Empowering girls to learn

UNICEF’s Temporary Learning Centre in a village in Sindh is enabling out-of-school girls to attend school for the first time in their lives

Zulqarnain (14 years) enjoys play time in a UNICEF supported Child Friendly Safe Space established in the flood affected village Wahid Bakhsh of Chatter tehsil, Nasirabad district. UNICEF has established Safe Spaces for creative learning and protection of children and women, in the flood affected districts of Balochistan.

From crisis to recovery

One year on, take a look at UNICEF's critical role in providing shelter, medicines and education to children and families impacted by 2022’s floods

Muriko Bibi (7) and Tehseen (6) sit on the damaged wall of their mud house which was almost destroyed during the 2022 floods in Pakistan. They belong to village Chitool, Rajanpur district of South Punjab province, Pakistan.

One year on from catastrophic floods, millions of children in Pakistan still need urgent support

Scott Whoolery, Chief of Field Operations and Emergency, UNICEF Pakistan, interacts with children in a temporary learning centre established by UNICEF in Balochistan.

‘Saving lives was the priority.’

Scott Whoolery, Chief of Field Operations and Emergency, UNICEF Pakistan, shares how UNICEF responded to unprecedented floods

Eman shows the paintings she created with water colours at the Safe Space for Children in Janalo Khan village, Naushero Feroz District, Sindh.

Adding colour to children’s lives

How UNICEF’s Safe Spaces for flood-affected children are giving them a reason to smile again

Benazir, 30, stands with her daughter, Oumara, 3, next to stagnant water that still remains more than 6 months after the devastating floods of 2022 in Village Balocho Zardari, Shaheed Benazir Abad, Nawabshah, Sindh.

Pakistan: ‘Only a mother knows how this pain feels.’

Nine months after devastating floods, many areas remain underwater in Pakistan, and an impending rainy season is quickly approaching

A boy receives an injection at a medical camp for flood affected people in Sindh

France commits €3 million to support UNICEF’s health and immunization efforts in flood-affected areas

Muriko Bibi (7) and Tehseen (6) sit on the damaged wall of their mud house which was almost destroyed during the 2022 floods in Pakistan. They belong to village Chitool, Rajanpur district of South Punjab province, Pakistan.

One year on, the road to recovery continues

UNICEF and partners continue to provide life-saving support after last year’s floods

1. Usman (9 months), now a health and active child, was treated for Acute Malnutrition through UNICEF-supported Outpatient Therapeutic Programme.

Saving young lives with Nutrition services in the flood

With funding from UK Government's FCDO, UNICEF provides treatment for malnourished children

Farzana Bibi, daughter of Jan Muhammad, is a 12-year-old student of class three in the Temporary Learning Centre established in High Performance Tent in the flood affected Chak Dilber, District Rajanpur.

Learning Continues for Children Affected by Floods

UNICEF provides High Performance Tents to ensure safe learning environment for children of flood-affected communities in South Punjab