How to Contact SPHF, The Sindh People’s Housing for Flood Affectees (SPHF) is a major government initiative established to help people whose homes and livelihoods were damaged or destroyed by the devastating floods that struck Sindh and other parts of Pakistan. Thousands of families across the province lost their homes and belongings during this disaster, leaving them in urgent need of shelter and support. Recognizing the scale of the crisis, the Government of Sindh launched SPHF to ensure that every flood-affected family receives fair assistance for reconstruction and rehabilitation.
However, during the initial phase of the survey, some affected households were unintentionally left out. To make sure that no deserving family is excluded, SPHF has now opened a helpline for those who were missed during the earlier surveys. If your home was affected by the floods and you have not yet been surveyed, you can still participate and register your information with SPHF.
Purpose of the Helpline
The SPHF helpline has been set up to ensure inclusivity and accessibility for all flood-affected people, especially those living in remote or hard-to-reach areas. Many families were not able to participate in the first round of surveys due to various reasons — such as lack of communication, damaged roads, or temporary relocation after the floods. The helpline provides an easy and direct way for such families to connect with SPHF without having to travel long distances or face administrative hurdles.
Helpline Contact Information
Affected individuals can now contact SPHF through the following number:
📞 +92 21 111 222 400
This helpline is available to receive calls from all over Sindh. When you contact SPHF, trained representatives will guide you through the registration process. Callers may be asked to provide important details such as:
- Full Name
- National Identity Card (CNIC) Number
- Residential Address
- Details about Flood Damage (such as whether the house was fully or partially damaged)
- Contact Number for follow-up communication
This information helps the SPHF team verify your eligibility and schedule a visit for the survey team, if necessary.
What Happens After You Call
Once your information is recorded, SPHF will verify the data through its official system. The verification process may include cross-checking government records, contacting local authorities, and arranging a field visit to your area. After confirmation, your household will be added to the official survey database. This inclusion ensures that you become eligible for assistance and support under the housing reconstruction program.
The government’s goal through SPHF is not only to rebuild houses but also to restore dignity and hope for the families that suffered the most. Each survey entry contributes to a more complete and transparent record of flood impact, allowing for fair distribution of resources and timely decision-making.
Why It’s Important to Register
Many families assume that their names might already be included in government records, but in several cases, this assumption has proven incorrect. Therefore, if you were affected by the floods and are unsure whether your household was surveyed, it is strongly recommended that you contact SPHF directly. Registering ensures your family’s right to receive support for rebuilding your home and restoring your living conditions.
SPHF’s mission is based on transparency, equality, and inclusiveness. By calling the helpline, you are taking the first step toward securing the assistance you deserve. The process is simple, quick, and completely free of cost.
Conclusion
The Sindh People’s Housing for Flood Affectees (SPHF) is committed to reaching every affected family and ensuring that no one is left behind. Through the helpline — +92 21 111 222 400 — flood victims can now easily communicate with SPHF and be included in the official survey process.
If you or someone you know was affected by the floods and did not receive a survey visit, take this opportunity to reach out. Your call can make a difference — ensuring that your home, your family, and your future are part of Sindh’s recovery and rebuilding journey.