Emergency Relief for 1,500 Nepal Flood Survivors

Dear Donors,

Thank you for caring about families affected by the devastating floods in Nepal.

On August 26, flash floods swept through Rasuwa, Nuwakot and downstream communities.

The destruction was severe.

Homes were damaged. Roads and bridges were affected. Power infrastructure was damaged. Families were forced from places they once considered home.

Now comes the difficult part: recovery.

Families need food to eat.

They need clean water.

They need somewhere safe to sleep.

They need healthcare when illness or injury follows a disaster.

Reports indicate that around 10,000 households need immediate relief.

Children may be frightened and displaced. Older people may struggle to move or find assistance. People living with disabilities may face additional difficulties. Parents who have lost their homes must now care for their families while trying to rebuild their own lives.

Our project is focused on helping 1,500 flood survivors receive emergency assistance.

Support will go toward food, temporary shelter and healthcare, with assistance delivered through local organisations familiar with the affected communities.

We know that one project cannot repair every damaged home or replace everything families have lost.

But one meal matters. One safe night matters. One medical visit matters.

Together, these small acts of care can help a family get through the hardest days after a disaster.

Thank you for standing with Nepal's flood survivors.

Please share this project and help us reach more people who may wish to support families affected by the floods.

With gratitude,

Adaego Imoh

Dear Donors,

Thank you for standing with flood survivors in Nepal.

Imagine waking up after a disaster and discovering that the place you called home is no longer safe.

Your belongings may be gone.

The road to your community may be damaged.

The bridge you depended on may have been destroyed.

And the shelter that once protected your family from rain and cold may no longer be there.

This is what many families affected by the August 26 floods are now facing.

The floods struck Rasuwa, Nuwakot and downstream communities, damaging homes and vital infrastructure. Thousands of households need immediate assistance.

For displaced families, temporary shelter is not a luxury.

It is a place where children can sleep safely.

It is protection from rain and cold.

It gives a family somewhere to gather while they begin to recover.

Food and healthcare are just as important.

A family that has lost its home should not also have to worry about where its next meal will come from or how to care for a sick child.

Clarion Times Foundation plans to support 1,500 flood survivors with food, temporary shelter and healthcare.

We are seeking support from donors around the world and working with local organisations familiar with the affected communities.

Thank you for helping us remember families who are trying to rebuild after the floods.

Please share this project with your friends, family and community.

With gratitude,
Adaego Imoh