NEPAL FLOOD RESPONSE

Reaching Families Beyond the Damaged Roads

When the easy roads end, humanitarian responsibility should not end with them. Al Ehsan Charitable Foundation Nepal is working to reach families in difficult and remote flood-affected areas.

Al Ehsan flood relief distribution in Nepal
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What We Have Done

Al Ehsan Charitable Foundation Nepal has reached around 1,100 families and delivered more than 40 tonnes of relief supplies to flood-affected communities.

Flood damage in Nepal
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The Damage

Floods have damaged roads, homes and essential infrastructure. In many remote communities, difficult terrain continues to make humanitarian access extremely challenging.

Al Ehsan team travelling through difficult mountain roads
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Our Effort

Our teams have travelled for hours through difficult mountain roads, crossed challenging routes and worked on both sides of the Trishuli River to reach families in need.

Al Ehsan humanitarian team reaching remote communities
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We Are Going Further

Our next priority is to reach Betravati, Timure and other affected communities in Rasuwa, where humanitarian access remains limited and families are still waiting for support.

When the Easy Roads End, Our Responsibility Continues.

Geography should not decide who receives help. We are ready to go further, step by step, as roads reopen and access becomes possible.

1,100+ Families Reached
40+ Tonnes Relief Delivered
Remote Areas Our Next Priority
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