Nepal Flash Flood Emergency
On 26th August 2026 Nepal was hit by catastrophic flash flooding that tore through Rasuwa, Nuwakot, Dhading, Gorkha and Tanahun districts. Whole communities in its path have been swept away - homes, roads, bridges, schools, health posts, hydropower projects, communication networks etc.
It is estimated that 65,000 people, including 22,100 children, across Rasuwa have been affected. This tragedy is still unfolding as the desperate search for survivors continues. So far 900 people have been reported dead and more than 4,240 remain missing.
Please help The Nestling Trust provide ongoing support for survivors of this disaster.
Click Donate Button and thank you so much.
It is estimated that 65,000 people, including 22,100 children, across Rasuwa have been affected. This tragedy is still unfolding as the desperate search for survivors continues. So far 900 people have been reported dead and more than 4,240 remain missing.
Please help The Nestling Trust provide ongoing support for survivors of this disaster.
Click Donate Button and thank you so much.
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The Nestling wishes to thank all those who have donated towards the Health Education Outreach Programmes in Rural Nepal, we are immensely grateful; through your support we are in the process of extending the Learning Together program to the marginalised village areas of Sipadol, and next year Dhading. For those still wishing to donate to help our work in Nepal, do please do so in the usual way, see below. Thank you so much!
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Welcome to the Nestling Trust
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The Nestling Trust is a UK Charity established in a small Wiltshire village to provide destitute children in Nepal with a secure and loving home, in the Nepalese village of Sarangkot.
The children will be given the opportunity to regain their childhood, receive health care and an education as well as having the opportunity to learn skills such as tailoring, computer technology, farming, food preparation etc necessary for attaining jobs in the future. The Nestling Trust works in collaboration with the Nepal Ministry of Health to provide basic health care and health education to villagers in the remote areas of Nepal. It has established five Health Posts in the mountainous region of Dolakha, which suffered huge devastation during the earthquake in 2015. |
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