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Pakistan faces nature’s fury regularly – earthquakes that level cities, droughts that destroy crops, storms that uproot lives. When disaster strikes, every second counts. That’s why Aerash Foundation maintains Pakistan’s fastest disaster response network, ready 24/7 to spring into action when communities need us most.
IMMEDIATE RESPONSE (0-24 Hours)
RELIEF OPERATIONS (1-30 Days)
RECOVERY & REBUILDING (1-12 Months)
PREPAREDNESS & PREVENTION (Ongoing)
Coverage: All major cities and rural areas across Pakistan Response Time: Average 2-4 hours to reach disaster zones Team Size: 500+ trained emergency responders Equipment: 50+ rescue vehicles, medical supplies, communication gear Partnerships: Local governments, international aid organizations
2022 Balochistan Floods
2021 Azad Kashmir Earthquake
EARTHQUAKES
DROUGHTS
SEVERE STORMS
LANDSLIDES
In disasters, the difference between life and death is often measured in minutes. Your donation doesn’t just help after disasters – it helps us stay ready before they strike.
Our emergency supplies are stocked. Our teams are trained. Our response is immediate. Your support makes it all possible.
We respond to earthquakes, floods, droughts, landslides, severe storms, and any emergency that affects Pakistani communities. Our teams are trained for all disaster types.
We have specialized mountain rescue teams and partnerships with Pakistan’s Army and local administration for helicopter access to remote areas in northern Pakistan.
We help with all disasters, big or small. Even a single family affected by a house fire or small landslide gets our full support and assistance.
We conduct free disaster preparedness training in villages and cities. We teach families how to create emergency kits, evacuation plans, and basic first aid skills.
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