Waheguru ji ka Khalsa Waheguru ji ki Fateh!
The floods hit Firozpur hard. 11 villages lost everything. Homes, crops, livestock, schools. Most of it was gone.

On top of that, ground surveys found 90 to 95 farmers got hit hard by hail damage. Losses running up to $15,000 an acre.
UNITED SIKHS adopted all 11 villages. We made a decision to fully recover what was lost and rehabilitate everything that we could.

Over 600,000 people reached with aid.
- 779+ families (around 3,895 people) on sustained support
- 2,500+ people moved to safer ground
- 8,000+ patients treated in medical camps. 3,000+ of those in Ferozepur. Another
- 5,000+ across Gurdaspur, Dera Baba Nanak, Jammu, and Kathua
- 150+ volunteers on the ground
- 15+ doctors deployed, including child and neurological specialists
- 4 rescue boats getting into villages cut off by water
- 400 quintals of seeds and fodder handed out
- 65,000 liters of diesel to run tractors and farm machinery
- 5,415 acres rehabilitated for farming
- 3,400+ fertilizer units and 2,450+ seed units distributed
- 15 homes restored. 23 more in progress
- Roughly 7 to 8 lakh worth of labour contributed free by volunteers
- Medical camps now running for cattle and livestock too, as rural livelihoods depend on them
- Wheat seeds worth ₹12,50,000 already distributed. Ongoing financial commitment in the district sits at ₹3.5 crores.


Prevention work is happening right now. Protective studs are being installed in the Satluj river near village Basti Ram Lal, District Firozpur. UNITED SIKHS is covering the cost of stones and mesh wire, and running coordination on site. Skilled labour, JCB machinery, and the Drainage Department are in the loop.
Our longer term plan includes - mental health support and farming training with Punjab Agricultural University.
Words from our Director Sukhwinder Singh:
"Our volunteers embodied the ethos of service and solidarity, working tirelessly to reach the most vulnerable families. From preparing countless hot meals (Langar), to operating rescue boats, to rebuilding homes and schools, their dedication ensured that relief was not only immediate but also transformative. Doctors, farmers, engineers, and community leaders joined forces, proving that compassion is the strongest force in times of crisis."
United, we continue to serve.
United, we continue to bring hope.
United, we recognize the Human Race as One.