FLOOD DESTRUCTION IN ISHKOMEN GHIZER GILGIT BALTISTAN: UK visit Updates in 2014!

I have witness here the devastation and destruction to the recent rains and flooding in Ghizer District, Gilgit-Baltistan and whole Pakistan. I am collecting money to pass on the local people in my home valley who have been badly affected by this sad event. if anyone wishes to donate some money to a very worthy cause then please contact Ayub Hamadrd Foundation will pass on details.
Ayub Hamdard Foundation believes on 100% charity policy and offers fully volunteers base services. You can be assured that 100% of cash donated will be used for essentials such as shelters, blankets,warm clothing, food, clean water, medicines, heating ,equipment or any their basic needs like their children education etc.

AYUB HAMDARD FOUNDATION RECENT APPEAL! FOR GENEROUS DONATIONS TO FLOOD AFECTED FAMILIES OF GHIZER DISTRICT WHO HAVE BEEN HOMLESS IN RECENT FLOOD AUGUST 2022
PLEASE DONATE. BANK ACCOUNT DETAILS: Title of Account: AYUB HAMDARD FOUNDATION Soneri Bank Ltd Ghakuch Branch Dist: Ghizer Gilgit - Baltistan Bank Account No: 008202013124786 IBAN: PK16SONE0008202013124786

Sunday 3 August 2014

UK visit Updates in 2014!

I am on my UK visit.I did visit Keswick on 24th of Apl to attend the JT meeting with Rotary Club of Bassenthwaite to shown them my slideshow about the Shadari School.It was a great opportunity to meet some Rotary members through JT.They appreciate my remote school project and JT still committed to support Shadari School teacher salary.

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AYUB HAMDARD FOUNDATION FUNDRAISING APPEALS

Ayub Hamdard Foundation appeals from Family friends and all individual around the globe to encourage and support AHF volunteer work.AHF can be assured that 100% of your donation will be use for the best of the mountain communities in Gilgit-Baltistan and Chitral for the essential causes of Education ,health ,women empower ,Relief for natural disasters, shelter, blankets warm clothing, food, clean water, medicine, heating equipments, culture harmony, and under privileged children in poor communities of isolated and remote areas of GILGIT - BALTISTAN & CHITRAL.

My recent visit to Yasin and Ishkomen flood victims from 13 to 17 December 2010.

My recent visit to Yasin and Ishkomen was very successful. I helped more then 60 families in different part of Yasin and Ishkomen. I took 60 warm Quilts, 350 jackets in different size for the families, as in my list the smallest family was 3 and largest was 17.I took 70 extra Jacket for men and women.15 dozen socks,8 dozen Gloves, and 6 dozen Caps.
People been so glade to have those stuff. In Darkot Yasin and Kochdeh Ishkomen still few families under the tents. Some people got offered houses from other villagers temporally for the winter. Shining light NJO has built huts for Darkot and Hundur flood victims.
Still urgently needed warm clothing and heating stuff wood etc. For long term it is needed to rebuild their houses, and for some families need piece of land first in safe place and then to built houses for them. It will take ages for Government of Pakistan to settle them. Because whole Pakistan been flooded in this summer.

My recent visit to Yasin&Ishkomen to select the most deserving families among the flood victims.

From 29th of Nov to 2nd of Dec 2010,i visited Darkot,Omulsat,Hundur,Sandi and Damlgun in Yasin Valley,Kochdeh,Birghal,Chatorkhand,Dain,Pakora and Asumber in Ishkomen valley.I selected 40 families from Yasin valley and 15 from Ishkomen valley.The details are here.23 families out of 55 in Darkot,because it is remote place of Yasin,One family in Omalsat out of 15, Five families in Hundur out of 35.Eight families in sandi out of 51.Three in Dammalgun.In Ishkomen,3 families from Pakora,6 families in Kochdeh,4 families in Dain,and 2 families in Asumber.

lots of fmilies still living under the tents,some are in the shelters which been provited by a local NJO named Shining light and some families are stying with their cousins home.Food been provided from Red Cresent and WFP.Urgently they need Warm clothing,balnkets,mattress, heating equipment etc

ABOUT AYUB HAMDARD FOUNDATION

AYUB HAMDARD FOUNDATION was established on March 16th 2015 to help displaced poverty stricken families and under privileged children in poor communities in isolated and remote areas as well as relief due to natural disasters.

Prior to this Ayub Khan was solely working voluntarily with displaced people in Jalozai camp Nowsehra and surrounding areas since 2009. In 2010 Ayub helped flood victims who had become vulnerable due to floods and landslides providing them with the basic necessities blankets and warm clothing to survive the winter and the harsh months ahead. He also donated a plot of land of one kanal for a flood stricken family in Asumbar.

Ayub Khan whilst trying to help the flood victims in 2011 seen the need for a school he approached agencies Juniper Trust assisted in constructing a one room school. He wants to highlight and support these children and their families to escape poverty by giving them access to education bringing them HOPE for a better future. He envisages education to motivate and empower communities to eradicate poverty and sufferings.

Thanks to Juniper Trust UK !!

I am so glad to complete my first and most remote Shadri community School project with the help of Juniper Trust of UK.It is such a great feeling to complete this remote project.I am very thankful to JT to gave his best support to complete this remote project of Shadari School.I do hope JT will continue his support in future to do some other projects in the area as well,especially about Girls education and women empower,which are in pipeline.I am very thankful to Shadari Community of Asumbar and all those friends who gave me their possible support to complete my first project.Thanks

Help the Home less people of Ishkomen,Yasin and Punyal.

Due to the recent rain lots of families in Tehsil Ishkomen,Yasin and Punyal have been Homeless.Among those about 90% families are very poor,and they have lost their houses along their whole agriculture land with crops.They need to help in to purchase piece of land where they can buit shelters to safe their Childrens from the harsh dry cold winter,which is almost there.In emergency bases they need worm Jackets,Blankets,socks and montly bases food supplies.I am asking here from you all to help those suffered families.And i asure you,That your money will direct reach to the most deserving people of Yasin and Ishkomen Valley. Thanks

Villages been affected lot in Ishkomen!

Birghal,Kochdeh,Chatorkhand,Dain ,Asumber,Pakora,Shonas,immit, Ishkomen,Bilhanz, Batswat and Yazbin of Karumber Valley.

In Yasin Valley!

Darkot,Omalsat,Hundur,Sandi,Nazbar,Gindai and Damalgun.

In Punyal valley!

Hoper,Hayim,Damas,Hasis and Phamani.

My second visit to Victim of Ishkomen valley.

Recently I visited the flood affected areas in Ishkoman Gilgit-Baltistan, to gather detail information about the fact and figures. Regarding damage and need for basic necessities, as the winter is approaching. Most of the dislocated families living either in tents,temporary shelters or their own partially damage houses. Urgently need clothing, jackets quilts, blankets socks etc to comfort the devastating winter, along with food items or monthly financial support instead. This is the most urgent and minimum support to be delivered.
Apart from above financial support as required for people to rebuild their houses still exist.

Donations which i received!!!

Thanks to Mr Glenn of Juniper Trust (UK),Anisa Iqbal, Clint, Ahsan, Linda, Sami, Erin from United State, Jim Stewart &John from UK, Jacqueline Tillier from Belgium and shakoor Murad from Africa to send donations for our flood victims of Ishkoman & Yasin. In my next visit I have to purchase warm Jackets,Socks,blankets etc for 55 most deserving flood victims of Darkot,Umalsat,hundur,Sandi,Damalgun in Yasin valley,Birghal,Kochdeh,Chatorkhand,Dain,Pakora and Asumber in Ishkomen valley.Thanks all of you friends for your positive respose on my flood appeal for Flood victims of Ishkomen and Yasin.

Sunday 3 August 2014

UK visit Updates in 2014!

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