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We reach out in love, respond in faith and share hope through community empowerment, health, climate and disaster resilience programs in Nepal.

04/11/2026

When floodwaters take a home, they often take the kitchen with it. Pots, stoves and fuel are swept away, leaving families with no way to cook for their children.

Thanks to generous supporters, our team in Nepal worked late into the night preparing pressure cookers, cooking gas and food for families whose kitchens were washed away. This photo was taken by our team on the ground, in the middle of that work.

It is a simple thing, a hot meal shared around a family stove. But after weeks of uncertainty, it brings back a sense of home, dignity and hope.

Thank you for making moments like these possible.

Please Share: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

Image Source: INF team on the ground in Nepal

01/11/2026

On Saturday afternoon, a room full of voices sang for Nepal.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Toongabbie Anglican Church for Sing for Nepal. 80 people came together for an afternoon with the JoyBringers Band, who played their own songs alongside well known favourites that had the whole room singing along.

The JoyBringers Band raises funds for humanitarian causes through their concerts, and this time they partnered with the Blacktown Nepalese Community to support families in Nepal. Our CEO Richard Reeve shared how our team is on the ground after this year’s floods and landslides, and how this support is helping families rebuild.

To the JoyBringers, the Blacktown Nepalese Community, Toongabbie Anglican Church and everyone who bought a ticket, thank you. When a community of faith and generosity comes together, hope reaches a long way.

If you couldn’t be there, you can still stand with families in Nepal.
Please Donate: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

27/10/2026

“God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” Psalm 46:1

Across Nepal, families are looking out over land the floods have changed, wondering what comes next.

Please join us in prayer this week for families who have lost their homes and are starting again, for those still waiting for news of loved ones, and for our team on the ground as they serve with compassion.

Please Share this post and invite others to pray with us
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

25/10/2026

Every pack carries more than supplies.

When flood waters take a home, families lose the basics overnight. That’s why our team packs what families need most in the first days: tarpaulins for shelter, food, hygiene kits, and dignity kits that give women and girls the privacy and essentials they need.

It’s simple, practical care, and it helps families get through the hardest days with dignity. Your gift helps us keep packing.

Please Donate: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

Data source: INF Nepal Situation Update
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

25/10/2026

One week until JoyBringers Sing for Nepal.

Join us this Saturday for an afternoon of live music, chiya and khaja, as the JoyBringers Band and the Blacktown Nepalese Community come together to support families rebuilding after this year’s floods in Nepal.

Bring your family and friends. Children under 12 come free.

When: Saturday 31 October, 2pm
Where: Toongabbie Anglican Church, 46 Binalong Road, Pendle Hill

Get tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/joybringers-sing-for-nepal

18/10/2026

It's moments like these we work towards.

A warm mattress, handed down from the truck and received with a smile. Since August, moments like this have reached families in flood affected communities across Nepal, made possible by a community of faith and generosity.

On 11 October, a third flood has struck destroying bridges and cut roads in Nepal’s mountains. 82 people were rescued to safety, and more than 500 army and police personnel joined the search. INF Nepal is working with local authorities to reach families as soon as the way opens.

Help us bring more moments like this one.
Donate: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

Data source: INF Nepal Situation Update
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

15/10/2026

This week, INF Australia was grateful to be part of the ACFID National Conference 2026 in Canberra, gathering with colleagues from across the international development sector to explore this year’s theme: “Mobilising the Collective: Reshaping Systems for a Just Future.”

Representing INF Australia were Richard Reeve (CEO), Santosh Nepali (Nepal Programs Manager), and Neriyes Chhetri (Programs Officer).

Alongside our POWER (Promotion of Women Empowerment and Rights) Consortium partners, Caritas Australia, Australian Lutheran World Service (ALWS), ADRA, and The Fred Hollows Foundation, we participated in the ACFID Parliamentary Showcase, sharing the impact of collective action and locally led development in Nepal.

Since 2018, the POWER Project has been working alongside women, communities and local partners across Nepal to advance women’s empowerment, leadership and rights. Our experience continues to demonstrate that lasting change is most effective when local people and organisations are trusted, supported and equipped to lead solutions within their own communities.

A particular highlight was the opportunity to engage with Senator Penny Wong and Minister Dr Anne Aly. We were grateful for the opportunity to express our thanks for the Australian Government’s support to Nepal following the devastating flash floods and to share perspectives on the challenges and resilience of affected communities.

Throughout the conference, we were encouraged by the strong commitment shown by government representatives, NGOs and civil society organisations to building a more just, inclusive and resilient future. These conversations reinforced an important truth: meaningful change happens when we work together, listen to local voices, and invest in long-term partnerships.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to connect, learn and share insights during the conference.

With gratitude to ACFID for bringing the sector together and delivering such a valuable event.

14/10/2026

In the early hours of Sunday, 11 October a flash flood swept through remote mountain communities in Nepal. It’s the third disaster to hit the country in under two months. A landslide had dammed the river, and when the water burst free it tore through everything downstream.

72 households have been affected, and 45 families have lost their homes completely. Four bridges were destroyed, cutting off the very routes relief needs to travel. No lives have been reported lost.

INF Nepal’s team is preparing to reach these communities as soon as it is safe. They’ll find out what families need most: emergency shelter, food, hygiene supplies and dignity kits.

Disaster keeps coming, and so does our team. Your gift helps make sure support is ready the moment the way opens.

Donate: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

Data source: INF Nepal Situation Update, 12 Oct 2026
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

11/10/2026

No one responds to a disaster alone.

Behind this relief pack, local volunteers and authorities work side by side, unloading blankets and rice for families who lost everything.

This is how relief reaches families in Nepal. INF Nepal works hand in hand with trusted partners and local government, so every gift goes further and help reaches the families who need it most, without gaps or double ups.

When you give to our appeal, you join that effort: people in Nepal and Australia standing together for families rebuilding their lives.

Donate: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

Data source: INF Nepal / ACN Interim Report
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

08/10/2026

Relief is a team effort.

Every person in this picture is part of a journey that begins with people like you, who chose to give, and ends at a family's doorstep. In between are loading, driving, lifting and checking lists, making sure the right help reaches the right household.

Through that chain, our partners have reached families in Bidur, Kispang and Uttargaya, some of the communities hit hardest by the Bhote Koshi flood. It works because the people doing it are local. They know the land, the roads and the families who need help most.

Your generosity started it. Your gift today keeps it moving.
Donate: https://inf.org.au/nepal-floods-and-landslides-appeal

Data source: INF Nepal / ACN Interim Report
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

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