A Survival Kit | One Bag for the First 72 Hours
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One bag for the first 72 hours
When the water rises in Sindh one family receives a complete bag. The village the bag reached is written in your panel within 72 hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about this donation
Clean water with purification supplies and durable food and a hygiene pack and basic medical supplies. All four travel in the same bag.
Aid sent separately reaches the family incomplete. The family then has to wait for the rest.
Our team carries the bag to the flooded village and hands it to the family. It is never left behind unattended.
A photo and a video of the kit being opened in the family's hands reach your donor panel with the date within 72 hours.
Everything in the bag is written onto the handover list one by one and the list reaches your panel.
No. The kit is matched to one family and handed to that family.
The kit is put in the family's hands inside the first 72 hours after the flood.
Yes. It also reaches families in villages where the fields and homes are underwater.
The team crosses the flooded roads by whichever way stays open. The handover is made in the village.
This appeal is for the flood areas of Sindh.
Yes. Bags for villages where diarrhoea has appeared are prepared first.
Yes. Quenara is a 501(c)(3) organization based in Delaware in the United States. Your receipt stays in your donor panel.
Yes. Each gift becomes a separate bag for a separate family.
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