Rural Support Programs Network (RSPN) (SitReps, DROP SITES etc)

Main: 00-92-51-2829141,2829556, 2822476,2826792,2821736
Disaster Relief Coordinator: 092-51- 2829115

See Disaster Relief News:

http://www.rspn.org/news/flood.html

In-Kind Donations Needed:

RELIEF ITEM CONTRIBUTIONS
RSPN is also collecting relief items for its partners who are working directly with effected families. Effected families are CURRENTLY in need of the following:

FOOD ITEMS PER FAMILY

1. Flour Bag (20kg)
2. Ghee/cooking oil (3kg)
3. Rice (7kg)
4. Sugar (5kg)
5. Daal Maash (1kg)
6. Daal Channa (1kg)
7. Kurkha (1kg)
8. Salt (1kg)
9. Mix Masala (200gm)
10. Tea (1/2kg)
11. Milk small (27)
12. Match box (12)

Other Items

1. Water purifying tablets
2. Anti-malaria Medicine
3. Water
FOR RELIEF ITEMS DONATION DROP POINT

Islamabad:
House 7, Street 49, F 6/4
Islamabad
Telephone: 051 -2828004, 051- 2822476

Karachi:
F-178/3. Block-5
Kehkashan Clifton, Karachi
Telephone: 091-5868791-3

Lahore:
Umar Agha
17-H, Gulberg II,
Lahore
Telephone: 0321-8422425

See this site (scroll to the bottom) to find local drop points for supply donations, and contact info for drop point operators:

http://www.rspn.org/news/flood.html

See their "network" of service partners:

http://www.rspn.org/about_us/partner_network.html

Contacts:

http://www.rspn.org/about_us/directors_staff.html

FLOOD SUPPORT SIT REPS:
(EXCELLENT Job...GREAT Sit Reps)

Here's an example:

http://www.rspn.org/news/flood_pdfs/DSR-8-.pdf

See full list of reports:

SitReps:

http://www.rspn.org/news/flood_situation_report.html

Relief Activities:

http://www.rspn.org/news/flood_relief_activities.html

Damage Assessments:

http://www.rspn.org/news/flood_assessment.html

from the website:

EMERGENCY FLOOD APPEAL
SUPPORT TO FAMILIES AFFECTED BY THE CATASTOPHIC
FLOODS IN PAKISTAN

After a year wrought with conflict which led to the displacement of approximately 2.2 million people, Pakistan has now been hit with the worst floods in 80 years. The unprecedented flooding has been caused by very heavy Monsoon rains, and has affected all parts of the country. With the death toll rising everyday it has not been possible to get an accurate estimate of the individuals affected by the floods but conservative estimates put the number at 6 million, with over 1,800 deaths.
The floods have destroyed homes, inundated crops, killed livestock, washed away communication links and led to a scare of a health catastrophe. With further rains forecasted for the coming weeks, the dams full to capacity and the relief agencies stretched to their limits it is time for Pakistanis and for our friends all over the world to help these people – who have been the continuous victims of strife and hardship.