Nepal Flood Relief Resources

Yesterday, devastating flash floods and landslides swept through northern Nepal along the Tibet border, causing severe damage to communities, roads, and infrastructure in the Rasuwa and Nuwakot districts.

For Australians looking to help from overseas, providing financial aid to organisations already on the ground is the fastest and most effective way to support rescue and recovery efforts. Whether you prefer to fund localised grassroots initiatives or large-scale humanitarian logistics, here is a list of trusted organisations responding to the crisis right now.

🤝 Grassroots & Community-Led Organisations

  • Nepal Rising (Daayitwa US)

    Based in the US but has a track history of mobilising resources on the ground and enabling transparency on the utilisation of funds across various programs.

    Link Here 

  • GlobalGiving - Nepal Flood Relief Fund

    This fund bypasses traditional top-down aid by distributing donations directly to vetted, local grassroots organisations in Nepal.

    Link Here 

  • Anglican Relief and Development Fund Australia (ARDFA)

    ARDFA is partnering directly with local churches already embedded in the affected Nepalese communities to distribute emergency packs, food, and temporary accommodation.

    Link Here 

  • Convoy of Hope

    Responding urgently to the massive destruction along the Nepal-Tibet border, Convoy of Hope is utilising its Crisis Relief Fund to send immediate, essential aid to survivors (deploy groceries, clean water, and emergency supplies to families).

    Link Here 

🌍 Major International Aid Organisations

  • Australian Red Cross

    Has launched a dedicated Nepal Flash Floods Emergency 2026 appeal to support the Nepal Red Cross Society in dispatching tarpaulins, search-and-rescue teams, and drinking water.

    Link Here 

  • ActionAid

    Empowering local women to lead the emergency response on the ground, providing dignity kits, temporary shelter, and psychological support.

    Link Here 

  • CARITAS Australia

    Responding rapidly to provide emergency shelter, clean water, and food while planning for immediate and long-term recovery in the worst-hit areas like Rasuwagadhi.

    Link Here 

  • UNICEF Australia

    Stands ready to support lifesaving efforts across health, nutrition, and shelter, specifically focusing on the protection and well-being of displaced children.

    Link Here 

Quick Tip for Aussie Donors

Financial donations are vastly preferred over sending physical goods, which can clog up supply chains in disaster zones. When donating, look for charities registered with the Australian Taxation Office (ATO)—donations over $2 to Australian-registered charities are tax-deductible!