INF UK

08/10/2026

Thank you for your ongoing support. Those in the UK can donate to the relief and recovery work at www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/

These were someone's blankets, clothes and bedding.

The flash flood that tore through Rasuwa on 26 August gave families almost no warning. It wasn't caused by rain. High in the Langtang range, around two square kilometres of glacier and rock broke away and crashed down the mountain, sending a surge of water down the Bhote Koshi river at close to 190 kilometres an hour. It travelled 20 kilometres in under ten minutes.

Everything in its path was hit. 33 bridges were swept away and 69 kilometres of road damaged. 18 schools and 7 health facilities were damaged or destroyed. And with them went the ordinary things that make a house a home.

Rebuilding means replacing far more than what you see in this picture. Your gift helps our partners give families what they need to start again.

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

Data source: NDRRMA Situation Report #30
Image Source: INFA Partner Supplied

25/09/2026

Thank you.

Because of your support, INF UK has now been able to make funding commitments totalling more than £180,000 to the flood response in Nepal.

That has meant food, clean drinking water, clothes, blankets and mattresses reaching families across Nuwakot and Rasuwa. Mobile medical camps and psychological first aid. Establishing an INF team on the ground who will still be there when the emergency phase is over.

We know that many of you gave quickly and generously, and some of you gave more than once. It has made a real difference to people who lost everything in a matter of hours.

The need will continue through the months of rebuilding ahead. But today, thank you for standing with people in Nepal.

www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/

24/09/2026

Nepal Flood Response Update

Only a quarter of flood-affected households in Nepal have land to rebuild on. A survey of over 2,000 households displaced by the floods found that only 25% have their own land available for temporary shelter.

Emergency supplies reach people quickly. Land does not appear. This is part of the response that will take months. Getting there also depends on access, as broken bridges are restored and basic rope crossings help reach communities that vehicles cannot.

And as families move to alternative accommodation, services have to follow them: disease surveillance, psychosocial counselling, safe water, medicines, assistive devices, and rehabilitation support.

To continue to support the people of Nepal while they recover and rebuild, click here: www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/

23/09/2026

We'd like to share the following story, that it might encourage us to pray together for those affected by the floods and landslides in Nepal- for people in mourning, those who have lost everything, and our partners who are delivering emergency relief.

Jyoti is a young mother who saw a school bus with her five-year-old daughter taken away by the flood. While most of the children escaped, her daughter and another child could not be saved. She could hear them crying inside the bus when the water swept it away.

Krishna Adhikari, Executive Director of INF Nepal, spoke to Jyoti as he joined a journey bringing emergency aid to affected communities in Nuwakot and Rasuwa districts last week. Sharing a treasured photo where she is holding her daughter's hand, Jyoti said: "I have lost my whole world. Why wouldn’t I show?"

Krishna reflected: "I carried Jyoti’s story with me for the rest of the journey, and I carry it still today, like a story that hasn’t yet found its ending. My sincere hope is that people like Jyoti will experience healing and restoration in the days to come, and that one day, stories like hers will be transformed into stories of peace, hope, dignity, and renewed joy."

If you would like to partner with us in prayer, consider signing up to receive our monthly Prayer Notes: https://www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/pray/

22/09/2026

Nepal flood: latest update on INF response

INF Nepal and local partners have now completed three waves of relief efforts following the devastating flash flood on 26 August.

For a complete update, click here:

INF is responding to the devastating flash flood in Nepal, delivering emergency supplies and medical care. Donate to help more survivors.

10/09/2026

Thank you.

Since we launched the floods appeal, the response from you has been remarkable - including from many people giving to INF for the very first time.

As of 7 September, INF had reached a total of 3,503 people with emergency aid and medical care. These are families and individuals who in many cases have lost their homes, their land, all their possessions, beloved family members, their medications, and many who are injured or sick.

The need is still growing. But because of you, our teams are not waiting for permission or funding to act - they are already there, already working.

If you haven't yet been able to give, there is still time: www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/

09/09/2026

Update on INF's flood response - battling damaged roads to bring aid to 400 more families who lost everything.
Your kind gifts have enabled this response. Please continue to donate at www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/ Thank you.

08/09/2026

When the flash floods hit, Indu lost her home. Her husband and youngest son escaped. Her elder son is still missing.

"My house was swept away by the flood. Everything my family had worked for has been lost. My elder son is still missing. My husband and youngest son narrowly escaped the flood and survived by luck. I feel completely empty because I have lost my home, property, and my son."

More than 1,200 people are now confirmed to have died. Another 4,000 remain missing. About 65,000 people could need emergency relief in the days ahead.

INF Nepal's teams are already at work. Emergency supplies have reached 1,500 people sheltering in a school in Nuwakot, a health camp is running there with our medical team, and relief is being organised for a further 5,000 people in Rasuwa.

Please give what you can: www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/

And please pray for Indu, for everyone still waiting for news, and for the teams bringing relief into devastated communities.

05/09/2026

In my distress I called to the Lord;
I cried to my God for help.
From his temple he heard my voice;
my cry came before him, into his ears.
Psalm 18:6

Thank you very much for your prayers for Nepal following the devastating flash-floods last week.
Your support during this difficult time is deeply appreciated and serves as a great source of strength for our partners, affected communities, and response teams on the ground.

Please continue to pray for all those who are affected: people in need of food, clean water, and medication; in mourning or desperate for news of loved ones; and the safety of those bringing vital relief to devastated communities.

01/09/2026

NEPAL FLOODS APPEAL: Please donate at www.inf.org.uk/get-involved/donate-nepal-monsoon-appeal/

INF Nepal and our other partners are on the ground and responding swiftly.

This morning, we heard from the response team in Nuwakot district who have already distributed emergency supplies to 1,500 people taking shelter in a school. Plans are being made to get vital relief to another 5,000 people in Rasuwa district.

A health camp has also been established in Nuwakot, with INF Nepal's medical team already providing much-needed healthcare and support.

Beyond the immediate relief, INF will also stand with communities in the longer-term recovery and rebuilding of homes and livelihoods. Thank you for enabling the response so far through your generous giving.