Devastating floods and mudslides tore through northern Nepal, destroying homes, roads, bridges and critical infrastructure and leaving entire communities cut off.

Official reports indicate that thousands of people have lost their lives or remain missing, with search and rescue efforts continuing as more affected areas become accessible. Rasuwa and Nuwakot are among the areas hardest hit, and the full scale of the disaster continues to emerge.

All Hands & Hearts responded immediately. Within 24 hours, our team was on the ground coordinating directly with local authorities, the Nepal Army and community partners to understand where support was needed most.

As the response has developed, our teams are now working across Nuwakot and Rasuwa, supporting communities, schools and displacement centres with a range of urgent needs. This includes providing food, water, hygiene supplies and other essential items, improving water and sanitation facilities, repairing damaged infrastructure, constructing temporary showers and learning spaces, and supporting shelter and access in communities where roads and bridges have been destroyed.

Our teams are also assessing schools and relocation sites to identify longer-term needs and help communities begin to recover. Education and safe, functioning facilities are a key priority, with work already underway to support schools to reopen and provide temporary classrooms where needed.

All Hands & Hearts has worked alongside communities in Nepal since the devastating 2015 earthquake, rebuilding schools and strengthening community resilience, including in Nuwakot itself. Our experienced Nepali team, trusted local relationships and established logistics networks have enabled us to respond quickly and continue scaling our work as needs become clearer.

This remains a rapidly evolving emergency. As conditions change and more communities become accessible, our response will continue to adapt to where the need is greatest.

Your donation will help us continue providing emergency relief, restoring essential facilities and supporting communities as they move from immediate crisis towards recovery.

Please donate if you can, and help us stand alongside communities in Nepal once again.