Emergency appeal
Nepal Flash Floods
On 26 August 2026, a rapid, high-energy flash flood entered Nepal from Tibet, causing widespread destruction around the north and northwest of Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital city. The most affected districts include Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, and Gorkha.
The flooding has severely affected communities by causing major damage to settlements and infrastructure. Many affected families have lost their homes, clothing and essential household items. Families have had no option but to watch their homes get washed away, and search desperately for missing loved ones. Entire communities are grappling with the scale of what’s happened.
Habitat for Humanity Nepal is closely assessing the situation and coordinating with partners and government to identify urgent needs. What we do know is that the people of Central Nepal need our help.
Your support will mobilise our emergency response, particularly where safe shelter and housing assistance are most urgently needed.
Our team on the ground
We are so thankful our team are safe, and currently on the ground working to ensure other families have safe shelter.
Right now, we're coordinating closely with other humanitarian organizations and government agencies to plan the emergency response. Our teams are assessing exactly what's needed. By working alongside national and local responders, we're making sure help reaches people faster, without duplication or delay.
Your support today helps us move from assessment to action, getting emergency shelters to families who have lost everything.
what will my donation go towards?
Phase 1: Emergency Shelter Kit distribution for 1000 households
Phase 2: Transitional shelters and shelter repair (number to be determined in the coming days)
Phase 3: Reconstruction of climate-resilient homes to replace what was lost in the floods
your care can deliver urgent aid to families
$75
Helps funds an immediate emergency response
$187
Delivers an Emergency Shelter Kit
$284
Goes towards a transitional shelter
$____
Put your generosity to work where it’s needed most.