Emergency Relief for 1,500 Nepal Flood Survivors

Dear Donors,

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

On August 26, flash floods struck communities in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and downstream areas, leaving homes damaged and destroying roads, bridges and other infrastructure.

For families who lived through the floods, the disaster did not end when the water went down.

They still have to find somewhere safe to sleep.

They still need clean drinking water and food.

They still need medical care.

And many are trying to understand how they will rebuild after losing so much.

Reports indicate that around 10,000 households need immediate relief. Among those affected are children, women, older people and people living with disabilities who may face greater difficulty finding shelter, food and medical care.

We are seeking support to help 1,500 flood survivors receive emergency food, temporary shelter and healthcare.

We are also working with local organisations familiar with the affected communities so that assistance can reach families who need it.

A family that has lost its home should not have to face hunger too.

Your support can help bring food to a displaced family, provide a safer place to sleep and help someone receive medical care after the disaster.

Thank you for standing with families in Nepal during this difficult time.

Please share this project with others who may be able to help.

With gratitude,
Adaego Imoh

Dear Donors,

Today, September 28, 2026, Nepal is facing another deadly disaster after several days of heavy rainfall triggered floods, landslides and an avalanche across parts of the country.

At least 24 people have died and 14 others are missing, according to reports published today. The worst-affected areas include Manang, Myagdi, Baglung, Parbat and Palpa. Hundreds of families have been affected, while homes, roads, bridges and power infrastructure have been damaged.

One of the most frightening scenes was captured on video as a huge section of mountainside collapsed into the swollen Kali Gandaki River within seconds. In Baglung, landslides have also buried homes and killed at least 10 people, with rescue teams working to reach affected communities.

The disaster has also reached Nepal's high mountains. An avalanche struck the base camp of Himlung Himal, killing several people and leaving others missing as rescue teams continue their search under difficult weather conditions.

What this means for families

For families living in affected communities, a disaster like this can mean losing a home, food, household belongings and access to roads and health services in a matter of hours.

Our Nepal disaster response mission is intended to support people affected by floods and landslides with emergency relief, basic medical support, food and other urgent needs as resources become available.

We are watching the situation closely and will continue to share updates as reliable information becomes available. Your support can help us respond when communities are hit by disasters such as this.

Thank you for standing with families facing emergencies.

If you cannot donate, please consider sharing this project with your friends, family and networks. A single share can help the appeal reach someone who is able to give.

Regards,
Adaego Imoh

Links:

• Nepal Hit With Another Landslide