Emergency Relief Work for IDPs of Terrorism
It is pertinent to mention here as a result of military operation, hundreds of thousands of civilians from Malakand Division have left their homes for safer places in Peshawar, Mardan and Swabi based IDPs camps. This sudden migration is the largest in country’s history and support needs to be provided to the IDPs. In IDPs camps have desperately needed of basic necessities for survival. Safe Winds Organization distributed the food items among 100 families with the help of community.


Hunza Lake IDPs Emergency Relief Work
In Jan 2010 a landslide occurred in Atta Abad blocking the river Hunza, turning the area of 26 kilo meter a huge lake and drowning Kuraquram highway 25 kilometers, 35 villages and rendering 40000 people homeless. Government of Pakistan did not pay full attention in the beginning but then media highlighted the issue and government had no choice but to take initiative to construct a spill way to drain out water and to try to rehabilitate the internally displaced persons of the area. Safe Winds Organization maintaining its past record took the initiative to take to mitigate the situation and help rehabilitate IDPs, supported to 100 families to provide food items.

Psychosocial Support for children in IDPs Camp
The impact of displacement and conflict has severe consequences on children. They experience disruption of normal development, their security and trust in humankind threatened, and an undermining of their sense of hope for the future

Displacement causes severe psycho-social repercussions for children and adolescents. Evidence from situation analysis undertaken by many international organizations and our local activists in recently IDPs from Swat indicate that significant numbers of children traumatized and also experiencing problems such as:

• Fright and insecurity
• Thoughts about war and terrorism
• Nightmares
• Concentration loss
• Social isolation, and
• Greater risk of future involvement in violence

Around 80 per cent of the displaced population is children, many of whom are suffering from trauma as a result of the conflict and their displacement.
The overall objective of the project on Psychosocial Support for Children is to help children to cope with the aftereffects of the displacement, loss of homes and families through maintaining the recreational ways (Sports Centre), which provide recreational opportunities to children in a safe and pleasant environment. In addition, caregivers at the Sports Centers are providing psychosocial support to children in need and also make them aware of their education importance, to encourage them to carry on education in camps school.