Climbing for a Cause: Help UK NepSocs Raise £10k for Himalayan Flood Relief

In August 2026, severe flash floods devastated communities across Nepal and Tibet, leaving a trail of destruction, displacement, and urgent humanitarian need. While the immediate headlines have faded, the long-term struggle to rebuild homes, schools, and lives in these remote regions is just beginning.

Our Mission

We are a collective network of Nepalese Societies (NepSocs) from universities across the UK. Bound by our shared heritage and a deep sense of responsibility, we have launched the Students for Nepal-Tibet Flood Relief (SNTFR) campaign. Our goal is to bring UK students together to raise £10,000 for vital on-the-ground recovery.

We are partnering with Phase Worldwide, a registered UK charity with years of experience delivering impactful healthcare, education, and livelihood projects in remote Himalayan communities. This partnership ensures that every pound we raise goes directly toward providing emergency supplies, clean water, and structural rebuilding where it is needed most.

The Everest Challenge

To mirror the monumental journey of recovery facing these communities, our flagship fundraising event is a collective physical challenge: hiking the total elevation of Mount Everest (8,848.86 metres).

NepSoc members and student crews across the UK are logging their vertical kilometres, whether on local peaks, university campus hills, or gym stairmasters, climbing together in solidarity until we reach the summit of our fundraising goal.

How You Can Help

Every donation directly supports families facing the realities of this climate crisis.

• £15 can provide emergency food rations.

• £30 can fund clean water purification kits.

• £50 can supply vital medical packs.

Please donate today, support your local university NepSoc team, and help us reach our peak for Nepal and Tibet. Thank you for your generosity.