As you may know, we recently travelled to Nepal for one of the most remarkable months of our lives, during our trip we stayed with many wonderful people in the affected Rasuwa district. We set out early to drive the 70-odd miles from Kathmandu. The journey took most of the day, our Jeep bouncing along the Trishuli River. The road then was largely covered in small landslides and rock falls. The route is one of the major roads between Tibet and Nepal's capital, but prior to the flood was already an unreliable route for essential provisions to get into the remote mountain areas.

We slept our first night in the beautiful valley town of Syrapu Besi, which is thought to be very badly damaged, and notably we have not seen any footage from this area. It is devestating to think many of the people who welcomed us into their homes may have lost their lives, loved ones or livelihoods in this catastrophy.

Our friend and trekking guide, Agbir Lama, is from the Tamang area and is currently in the affected region trying to rescue people, but efforts are frequently being hindered by the destruction of many bridges, warnings of further floods and the scale of the disaster.

We would be very grateful of any donation you can make to help support the urgent relief efforts and the long term redevelopment this area will desperately need.

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Hundreds of people, including children, are missing, many are dead and communities have been devastated after sudden flash floods struck Nepal's Rasuwa district, as well as parts of Tibet.

Families have lost loved ones, homes and livelihoods in a matter of hours. Many people have been forced from their homes and are facing an uncertain future as search and rescue efforts continue. With communications disrupted, the full scale of the disaster is still emerging and the number of people affected is expected to rise.

The best and quickest way to help support those affected by the Nepal floods and other emergencies around the world, is to donate to our Disaster Fund today. We are already supporting the response to the devastating flash floods in Nepal via the Disaster Fund and working with the Nepal Red Cross Society on the ground to determine what further support is required and how we can help.

Donations to our Disaster Fund are used wherever and whenever they are needed.