“We are thankful for help.”

The Pakistan flood disaster is affecting more than 17 million people, each with a story to tell of loss and resilience, hope and uncertainty. From a camp in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, a mother tells what it’s like to start over.

Donate to Oxfam's flood relief and recovery efforts in Pakistan.

Find out what Oxfam is doing to help survivors.

Visit an interactive map of the Oxfam response.

Five years on: Oxfam and partners rededicate themselves to Gulf

Oxfam’s partners and allies along the Gulf are using the lessons learned from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita to respond to the BP oil spill. Those storms spurred Oxfam America’s first relief and recovery effort in the US. Today, that effort has evolved into a long-term commitment to increasing community resiliency along the coast and ensuring that residents of the region are well equipped to continue the Katrina recovery, and build their communities back stronger than before.

Read Oxfam's plan for coastal recovery, post-BP oil spill.

Stand with the Sisters on the Planet

From floods in Pakistan to droughts in West Africa, women around the world are on the front lines of climate change. But when women come together, they can fight back. Meet the Sisters on the Planet: A group of powerful women leaders, from here and abroad, who've joined with Oxfam to find solutions to the crisis.

Learn more about the Sisters

Recovery and development in Haiti

Seven months after the earthquake, rural Haitian communities are moving towards recovery and increasing their independence. Haiti is becoming more decentralized and developed through education, job opportunities, improvements in sanitation and agricultural practices, and collaborations between communities and local organizations.

Read: "With small but steady steps"