-::Al-Mustafa Development Network::-

         ADN originated when the earthquake of October 8, 2005 struck in Kashmir and Northern Areas of Pakistan. ADN partici-
         pated in all activities to help victims of this earthquake from rescue to rehabilitation. ADN has a mission to work for the
         victims of natural and man-made disasters for relief and rehabilitation. ADN hosted over 3000 families with 20000 perso-
         ns in its camps for the affected people. These camps include the largest camp in Muzaffarabad at Thuri Park which
         was used as official camp for UN agencies and the government. Table below summarizes ADN’s relief activities after the
         Kashmir earthquake.

         Kashmir Earthquake 2005

	Activity/Distributions	Units
	Burials	2209
	Rescued Alive	4735
	Tents Distribution	15720
	Food Items	25000
	Plastic Sheets	17940
	Blankets	26610
	Hygiene Kits	13425
	Kitchen Sets	6670
	Meat	65954
	Gas Cylinders	3200
	Kerosene Stoves	9000
	Rain coats	2000
	Warm Clothes	43924
	School Kits	9800
	Quilts	21883
	Semi-Permanent Shelter	340
	Mosque Structures	17
	Camp Management (Larger camps)	3
	Camp Management (Small camps)	17
	Toilets	230

         Baluchistan Earthquake

         ADN has also participated in the relief activities for the survivors of Baluchistan earthquake in October 2008 by providing
         water and sanitation services, distributing and clothing parcels for children and women, installing water hand pumps,
         constructing transitional shelters and developing play areas for children.

         Displacement of Swat and Malakand Families

         ADN is currently active in Mardan to help the IDPs from Swat and Malakand after Pakistan Army’s operation against
         militants. ADN provided drinking water, food, health and education services in Labour Colony Mardan for some 650 IDP
         families for three months. As the IDPs are returning homes, they need help to build back their homes, businesses and
         institutions. ADN is actively participating in their efforts to return for normalcy.