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Nepal Floods Emergency Appeal

Help provide life-saving assistance to families affected by the flash flooding in Nepal

Nepal Floods Emergency Appeal

Devastating floods and landslides have hit communities in Nepal. Your support can help people respond and recover.

Catastrophic flash floods and landslides have devastated communities in northern Nepal, destroying homes, roads, bridges and other vital infrastructure. 

People have lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods. Some communities remain cut off, and search and rescue operations are continuing. 

Please donate today to stand alongside communities in Nepal as they respond to this devastating emergency. 

 

What is happening in Nepal 

On 26 August, catastrophic flash floods and landslides struck communities in northern Nepal along the Nepal-China border. 
 
More than 1,200 people have died and more than 4,000 remain missing. Homes and critical infrastructure have been destroyed, while damaged roads are making some affected communities extremely difficult to reach. 
 
Thousands of people need urgent humanitarian assistance, including safe water, food, shelter and healthcare. 

 Local communities are already responding  

Through the ACT Alliance, Act for Peace is supporting DanChurchAid (DCA) and INF Nepal as part of the coordinated humanitarian response in Nepal. 

DCA and INF Nepal are working to help communities meet urgent needs and begin the process of recovery. Their response includes safe water and sanitation, health services, emergency relief, cash assistance, protection and support to restore livelihoods and essential community infrastructure. 

Both organisations have longstanding experience in Nepal, with relationships and local knowledge that will help ensure support responds to what affected communities need most. 

 How your donation can help  

Your donation to the Nepal Emergency Appeal will help support the humanitarian response as communities meet urgent needs and begin the long process of recovery and rebuilding. 

Please give today. 

This remains an active emergency. Search and rescue efforts are continuing, while humanitarian organisations are working alongside communities to meet urgent needs. We will continue to update this page as the response develops.

Napal Flood Appeal, Act for Peace Nirmala Limbu/DCA
Nirmala Limbu/DCA
Nirmala Limbu/DCA
Nirmala Limbu/DCA

Act for Peace is a member of the Emergency Action Alliance. We join 15 leading Australian aid organisations to collectively support the Emergency Action Alliance’s Nepal Flood Disaster Appeal.

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Banner image credit: Ranjan Poudel, Action Nepal

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