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Nepal Flash Flood Relief Fund

On August 26, a sudden and catastrophic flash flood swept through communities along the Nepal–Tibet border, causing widespread destruction to homes, roads, bridges, infrastructure, and border-area settlements. Hundreds of people have died, and thousands more are reported missing or remain unreachable, including hundreds of tourists from the U.S., India, the U.K., and other countries. Rescue operations have been complicated by damaged access routes and the continued risk of landslides, mudslides, and flash floods. 

Our Charity Alliance members are monitoring or on the ground now, preparing to mobilize emergency support for affected families and communities. Contributions to the Nepal Flash Flood Relief Fund may support emergency medical care, clean water, food, temporary shelter, hygiene supplies, child protection, and recovery assistance for communities affected by the flooding. Every contribution helps provide safety and comfort to survivors in the difficult days ahead. 

CARE – monitoring the situation, assessing the needs of affected communities, and  preparing to mobilize shelter, hygiene, and dignity kits for affected families as needs are confirmed on the ground 

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 

Matthew 25: Ministries – providing essential relief and support to impacted communities 

Project HOPE – conducting a rapid needs assessment to identify the greatest health and humanitarian needs in affected communities 

Save the Children – on the ground with emergency aid for 1000 families, working with national and local authorities to navigate delivery 

UNICEF USA – deploying emergency medical supplies, supporting damaged health facilities, preparing mental health and psychosocial support services for affected children and families, and supporting displaced communities through emergency assistance and early recovery efforts.  

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