Water
Clean Water for Every Village
Help us install hand pumps that bring clean, safe drinking water to families in Badin, Tharparkar, Sujawal and Mithi , one village at a time
8 donations so far
Serving Underserved Communities Across Sindh, Pakistan
Across the remote rural areas of Sindh the groundwater is often too salty to drink, the nearest doctor is a bus journey away, and a failed harvest empties the kitchen. Social Aid for Common Humanitarian works village by village to change all three.
Working with underserved communities across Tharparkar, Sujawal, Mithi, Badin, and other remote rural areas of Sindh, Pakistan.
Water
Help us install hand pumps that bring clean, safe drinking water to families in Badin, Tharparkar, Sujawal and Mithi , one village at a time
8 donations so far
Our Impact
Three programmes, all of them running today in the rural districts of Sindh where public services do not reach.
Sweet-water hand pumps installed on sealed concrete platforms in remote rural villages of Sindh.
Free consultation, examination and medicines, delivered inside the villages themselves.
Households given dry ration, including emergency food relief during the flood seasons.
Our Work
Every project is planned, carried out and followed up by a team that lives in the same district as the families it serves.
Sweet-water hand pumps installed where the groundwater is brackish, each one bored, tested and set on a sealed platform that drains properly.
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A qualified doctor, a dispenser and a full stock of medicines brought into the village itself, so that treatment costs the patient nothing at all.
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Monthly dry ration for households with no earning member, and emergency food relief for families displaced when the district floods.
MoreWho We Are
Social Aid for Common Humanitarian was registered on 16 November 2011 and has served the rural communities of Sindh ever since. We have carried out humanitarian and community-support work in the underserved rural areas of Tharparkar, Sujawal, Mithi and Badin, as well as other underdeveloped villages across the province.
Our office is in Sindh rather than a distant city, and the people who supervise the bores and run the medical camps come from the same communities as the households they serve. That is what allows us to return to a village three years later and confirm that the pump we installed is still producing sweet water, and that the family we supported is standing on its own feet.
Assistance is given on the basis of need alone, without regard to religion, caste, biradari or political affiliation.
From the Field
Filmed by our own team on the day the work was completed. Every photograph and video on this website was taken by SACH in the field; we do not use stock imagery.
Common Questions
By bank transfer to our HBL Badin account. Full details, with copy buttons for the account number and IBAN, are on the Donate page. We do not operate a card, Stripe or PayPal gateway, so nothing is lost to processing fees.
Yes, and most of our donors do. Send us the name you would like written on the hand pump plaque. Many donors choose the name of a parent or a relative who has passed away.
We photograph the completed work and send the photographs to the donor. In the case of a hand pump, the plaque showing the completion date and the village is visible in the picture.
Yes. SACH was registered on 16 November 2011 under registration number 6402. The registration details appear in the footer of every page on this website.
Yes. Our office is in Badin. Please give us about a week’s notice and we will take you to a project site or to a medical camp.
Get Involved
Fund a hand pump, sponsor a medical camp, provide ration for a family, volunteer at a camp, or raise funds together with your friends and colleagues. Whatever you choose, we will report back with photographs.