Ceramic Water Filter Solutions

09/23/2026

Nepal is still struggling to regain normalcy after the flood. Please do your part, share or donate, so we can continue supplying aid to those in need.

09/22/2026

The impact of floods on children does not end when the water recedes.

In Nepal, more than 17,000 flood-affected children need urgent mental health and psychosocial support after witnessing loss, displacement and the destruction of homes and schools. Another 541 unaccompanied and separated children remain at heightened risk and need protection services.

Children need mental health and psychosocial support to help them process what happened, regain a sense of security and begin to recover.”

CDO Nepal is working with government authorities and partners to provide psychological first aid, counselling, family tracing, reunification support and child-friendly spaces where children can feel safe, supported and begin to recover.

Please continue to show your support by donating or sharing, thank you!

https://gofund.me/51a0792ab

09/21/2026

Even this far out, matters are still dire. Please donate or share to support victims in Nepal. All funds go towards supplies such as water filters, and other materials to meet basic needs.

https://gofund.me/7e8c19bc1

09/16/2026

In the immediate wake of the flood in Nepal, affected community members face severe psychological trauma alongside total physical loss. At target recovery sites in Dhading, displaced residents have been observed returning to completely leveled homesteads—now reduced to mud, river stones, and debris. Beyond the urgent demand for emergency shelter and core relief items, there is a critical requirement for Psychosocial First Aid (PFA) and long-term socio-economic rebuilding to help families recover their dignity, safety, and livelihoods.

Please consider helping the victims by showing your support through donations or sharing. Thank you!

https://gofund.me/5379bef15

09/13/2026

The aftermath of the flood in Nepal has left families’ homes in complete shambles. Mud and sand in every crevice leaving homes in dismay. Susila Khada and her husband’s home is one of them. Making things even more challenging, Susila is disabled, and her is husband mute. They have two small children, and they lost everything in the flood . All of their personal belongings were swept away by the flood or ruined. Now they are having to stay with their relatives until further notice. They now are filled with so much stress and trauma. Cdo Nepal is working hard to help families impacted like these.

Please consider showing your support to victims in Nepal like Susila Khada and her husband by helping CDO Nepal give relief to those impacted:

https://gofund.me/5379bef15

09/11/2026

The Emptiness of Girilal:

A true account from the Bhote Koshi flood, August 2026.

The river took them all. On the morning of 26 August 2026, a wall of water and debris tore down the Bhote Koshi River valley in Rasuwa, Nepal. Triggered by a massive collapse of ice and rock high in the Himalayas, the surge gave almost no warning. In Timure, Girilal Budhathoki watched it arrive.

"They didn't even get a chance to flee... the flood swept them away-my children and my wife. It carried them far off right before my eyes."
- Girilal Budhathoki.

Girilal is in the hospital after the flood - the only member of his family still alive. His two daughters were fifteen and seventeen. His two sons were ten and twelve. His wife stood with them. In a single moment, the river claimed all five. There was no time to pull them to safety, no final embrace, no chance to say goodbye.

Girilal himself survived by clinging to the collapsing bank, suffering serious injuries to his head and back. When he finally reached higher ground and looked back, nothing remained. The house was gone. His family was gone.

Later, from a hospital bed in Kathmandu, he spoke the words that still silence those who hear them:
"They are all gone... I am left alone."

In an instant, a home was erased and a father's entire world was swept away. The cost of such loss cannot be measured in monetary value. Relief supplies matter. Financial help matters. But so does a listening presence, a steadying hand, and the quiet assurance that a person who has lost everything has not also been forgotten.

You are not alone.
We are with you.
You can rise again.

May those who grieve find the strength to endure.

Please consider donating or sharing to support people like Girilal who have lost their everything. All funds go directly to victims, providing relief and aid:

https://gofund.me/5379bef15

09/10/2026

Here are some family members of the missing people after the flood in Nepal. They search through images of bodies displayed on the walls of the Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu. With 4088 missing, 1341 dead , and 3098 in holding centers there are many with survivor’s guilt among the living.

Please help lighten their load in Nepal. All funds directly go towards relief for victims of this tragedy:

https://gofund.me/5379bef15

09/09/2026

Nepal Pottery and Cdo Nepal, show the impact of the severe flooding as the team works to deliver emergency relief to affected communities. They distributed 150 Children clothes, 80 water filters, 80 solar lights and 80 sleeping bags for them in Galchi rural municipality -6 Dhading.

If you can, please consider donating to or sharing our Gofundme to support their work. Every contribution directly supports relief efforts on the ground.

https://gofund.me/7cf8b94da

As part of the Emergency Action Alliance and the Integral Alliance, they work alongside global partners to respond quickly, save lives, and deliver effective long-term support.

Thank you for your compassion and generosity during this dire situation.

09/09/2026

This is why it’s vital we do what we do at Ceramic Water Filter Solutions. Our filters prevent people from getting sick from contaminated water.

E. coli bacteria has been detected in drinking water supplies across 5 holding centers in Bidur Municipality following recent flooding.

Health experts are warning of a severe risk for water-borne epidemics like cholera, diarrhea, and hepatitis among displaced residents. While authorities have chlorinated the affected tap and tanker sources, officials urge everyone in the area to strictly consume only boiled or purified water and maintain rigorous personal hygiene to prevent a wider health crisis.



Via Nagriknews

02/25/2026

You can now get your tickets for our March 21st Fundraiser at Orbis. The event is 6-8PM. Hope to see you there.

Based in Pittsburgh, Ceramic Water Filter Solutions works with partners in Nepal, Nigeria and Chiapas, Mexico to manufacture a simple ceramic filter that removes most bacteria from drinking water. This fundraiser will support their efforts in these countries. Tickets are $60 per person