Pakistan Skardu Challenge

Immerse yourself in the landscapes and adventures of Skardu, Pakistan. Grab a good pair of hiking shoes and wander through a region of breathtaking nature, while raising funds for Islamic Relief's life-saving projects.
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Visit the charity's profileImmerse yourself in the landscapes and adventures of Skardu, Pakistan. Grab a good pair of hiking shoes and wander through a region of breathtaking nature, while raising funds for Islamic Relief's life-saving projects.
Pakistan Skardu Challenge · 18 September 2024 to 29 September 2024 ·
Closed 31/12/2024
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Visit the charity's profileGilgit-Baltistan is home to Fairy Meadows, Nanga Parbat and Mount Rakaposhi, the 25th tallest mountain in the world.
Dare to hike across the stunning landscapes of Northern Pakistan as well as take on ice climbing in one of the world's most impressive mountain ranges while raising funds to help rebuild Pakistan!
Pakistan hosts one of the world’s largest populations, with an estimated population of around 217 million. It is also host to one of the largest refugee populations worldwide. This includes more than 1.4 million refugees from neighbouring Afghanistan.
In addition to high levels of poverty, vulnerable communities are also forced to cope with the effects of earthquakes, floods and droughts year after year.
In the summer of 2022, floods devastated Pakistan, leaving one-third of the country underwater and taking the lives of over 1,700 people including 640 children.
Over 33 million people were affected by the flooding caused as a result of climate change, as families lost their homes, livelihoods and loved ones. There was significant damage to crops that were wiped out entirely. More than 2 million homes were damaged or destroyed, and over 800,000 livestock perished.
Reconstruction costs in the aftermath of these disasters have placed additional stress on Pakistan’s fragile economy and the daily lives of local families.
Islamic Relief continues to support people across Pakistan to recover from the floods, such as helping families to repair and rebuild homes, rehabilitating water systems, providing cash grants and setting up psychosocial support facilities.
Sign up for this challenge and help rebuild Pakistan.
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