Rasuwa flood relief

Food on the table now.
A roof over their heads next.

What the campaign is doing in Rasuwa today, and what it is preparing to do next.

A village street filled with mud, silt and wreckage after the floodwater passed Immediate relief Running now

Bucket of Hope

A hot meal, and food to take home.

We are providing cooked meals and uncooked food supplies to people in Rasuwa — a meal for those who cannot cook where they are staying, and dry rations for households able to cook for themselves.

  • Cooked meals
  • Dry rations
  • Families
  • Dignity
  • Daily need
Support the food distribution
A wide fan of silt and destroyed houses across the valley floor Shelter In preparation

Seeds of Hope

Somewhere safe to sleep, before the next season.

Our next project is tin sheet shelters for families left without a shelter after the floods — a dry, secure place to stay while the longer work of rebuilding begins.

  • Tin sheet shelters
  • Families without shelter
  • Safety
  • Recovery
  • Next project

Food support

₹4,000 is needed per day to provide meals for flood-affected people staying in a shelter.

  • ₹100 1 meal
  • 40 people 1 shelter
  • ₹4,000 / day to provide meals for everyone in one shelter
Help build the shelters

How they fit together

From the first meal
to a roof that holds.

Bucket of Hope is feeding people in Rasuwa now. Seeds of Hope, in preparation, turns to tin sheet shelters for the families still without one.

See the four response stages

Every contribution reaches a family.

Stand with families affected by the Rasuwa floods.

Rebuild · Recover · Resilience