Americares – supporting mobile medical teams working in the three hardest hit areas to ensure survivors have access to care, rushing emergency funding to partner organizations, and standing ready to provide medicines and relief supplies
CARE – delivering CARE PACKAGE® kits to families affected, aiming to reach 15,000 people across Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts through local partners
Church World Service – conducting needs assessments in affected communities and preparing emergency relief efforts while also supporting longer-term initiatives to strengthen disaster resilience and preparedness
Humanity & Inclusion – distributing emergency supplies to families and providing rehabilitation support inside local hospitals, so injured survivors get the care they need to recover and move again
International Medical Corps – responding to this disaster through a network of trusted local partners, providing essential health services in displacement shelters and in devastated communities and anticipating supporting the distribution of critical relief supplies
International Relief Teams – working with trusted partners to deliver emergency food kits to families and fortified milk to help nourish children.
Matthew 25: Ministries – working with trusted local partners on the ground to provide immediate aid, including food, hygiene supplies, medical supplies and temporary shelter
Plan International – mobilized 1,911 essential relief items and kits to support children, girls, young women, pregnant women, lactating mothers, and people with disabilities
Project HOPE – launching three mobile medical units, in coordination with a local partner, to provide health consultations, medicines, and psychological first aid in hard-to-reach communities along the Trishuli River
Salvation Army World Service Office – planning to provide immediate food assistance and essential household items to the most vulnerable flood-affected households, procuring, transporting and distributing emergency food packages, blankets, clothing, bedding and emergency lights
Save the Children – on the ground with emergency aid for 1000 families, working with national and local authorities to navigate delivery
UNICEF USA – delivering emergency supplies and hygiene kits, supporting damaged health facilities, providing mental health and family reunification services, and working with the Government of Nepal to provide emergency cash assistance so affected families can meet urgent needs
World Renew – working with trusted partners to assess needs and determine how best to support communities affected by the Nepal flooding
World Vision – distributing food, safe drinking water, and emergency shelter kits in the short term, with likely needs expansion to include hygiene supplies, child protection services, psychosocial support, and restoration of essential community infrastructure
