How you can help: Nepal floods

All Hands & Hearts is on the ground responding to devastating floods and mudslides that have torn through Nuwakot, Nepal, killing dozens and leaving hundreds still missing. Their team has been in Nepal since 2015, helping rebuild schools across the region.

Americares is deploying a team to assess the most urgent needs, and is ready to provide emergency funding, medicines and relief supplies to help care for survivors.

Binaytara is working with local partners to provide emergency supplies including medical supplies, essential household goods, and other necessities.

Direct Relief issued emergency funding and is deploying pre-positioned medical aid with local partners in Nepal.

GEM’s Asia team, based in Bhutan, has mobilized to Nepal and will be supporting those affected with immediate needs and support. This team previously responded to the 2023 Earthquake in Nepal, delivering critical supplies to displaced families.

Mercy Corps is on the ground in Nepal, ready to support communities affected by the recent devastating floods.

One Heart Worldwide is on the ground in Nepal, reaching flood-affected families with shelter, food, and safe care.

Oxfam has launched an emergency response following flash floods in Nepal on August 26. Working with community partners in Nepal and in close coordination with local authorities, they are immediately supplying emergency hygiene kits and water purification solutions for households in the hardest-hit district.

Save the Children’s office in Nepal is providing essential non-food items, including tarpaulins, baby kits, mosquito nets, dignity and hygiene kits, blankets, kitchen utensils, water and sanitation supplies and other critical life-saving assistance.

Wine to Water’s Nepal Office is distributing water filters to support clean water access for households hit by recent flooding.

World Central Kitchen’s restaurant partners are serving meals in Nepal’s Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts–downstream from the country’s border with China–where flash flooding has left more than a hundred people dead and hundreds more missing. WCK Relief Team members are en route to the area to support the work of our partners already serving meals.