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FACE Nepal Charitable Trust Board

  • Aid Delivery

      7 September 2026
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    Thank you to everyone who has donated to support communities affected by the devastating floods in Nepal.

    Through our local network, emergency supplies have now been distributed to 75 families who lost their homes and possessions. These included stoves and cooking equipment, blankets and clothing. Many survivors are living in temporary camps without facilities to cook meals or wash clothes, so these practical items have been urgently needed.

    While we are grateful to have reached these 75 families, they represent only a small fraction of the people needing help. The scale of the devastation is immense.

    There is considerable support on the ground providing food and rice, and electricity has returned to some areas. We are continuing to work with local communities to identify the most urgent gaps, including further rice, medicines and other essential supplies.

    Entire families have been lost. Many survivors are grieving multiple members of their family while also facing the loss of their homes, belongings and livelihoods.

    The immediate emergency response is only the beginning. Communities now face enormous questions about relocation, rebuilding homes and restoring their lives. We are also exploring whether some of the funds raised could provide locally appropriate mental health and trauma support for people experiencing such profound loss.

    Thank you for helping us place support directly into local hands.

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  • 4th Sept 2026 Update

      4 September 2026

    The first instalment of funds have been forwarded to Nepal for purchases of bedding, clothing, sanitary products, medication, and cooking pots and plates for delivery in the next few days to impacted communities in the Nuwakot district.

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  • Update August 2026

      29 August 2026
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    Nepal Flood Emergency: Help Families Survive and Rebuild

    On 26 August 2026, catastrophic flash floods tore through Nepal’s Rasuwa district and communities along the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli rivers.

    A massive collapse of rock and ice high in the Himalayas sent water, mud and debris into the valleys below. Entire settlements were overwhelmed. Homes, roads, bridges, businesses and essential public facilities were destroyed.

    Families have lost everything now urgently need food, safe drinking water, shelter, warm clothing, medicines and basic supplies.

    Your contribution will help provide:

    • Emergency food and safe drinking water

    • Temporary shelter, blankets, clothing

    • Medicines and essential medical supplies

    • Hygiene, sanitation materials

    • Basic household necessities

    Getting help directly to affected families

    FACE Nepal is a grassroots community organisation with strong local relationships and a long history of working directly with Nepali communities.

    Through our established network of women’s groups, youth volunteers and community members, and in coordination with the local authorities, we identify the families facing the greatest need and help get practical support to them as quickly as possible.

    Every contribution matters

    For families who have lost everything, even a small donation can provide food, clean water, clothing, essential supplies.

    Please help us stand alongside affected families as they begin the long work of rebuilding their homes, livelihoods and lives.

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    • 31/08/2026 by FACE Nepal Charitable Trust Board

      Thank you everyone for your support, to date over $7,000 NZD has been raised to assist the relief work.

  • June 2021 Community Support

      29 June 2021
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    Funds have been sent to Nepal direct to the communities we partner with to support families in challenging circumstances due to Covid19.

    94 families have been given food for a further 20 days, thanks to donations given.

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