Just before noon on April 25, there was a powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake in Nepal that rocked the country, killing thousands and injuring thousands more. In Sindhupalchowk, where ChildFund is responding in four villages, 90 percent of homes were destroyed, and children and families are living outside, with nowhere to go.
Food and shelter are their most critical needs for now, so ChildFund and its partners are responding to the Nepal earthquake with both. But the needs are growing, and life in these remote Nepalese villages is likely to get worse before it gets better as risks of disease increase and security deteriorates.
The children in the middle of all this are our first concern. Learn More about how you can help Nepal.
Please donate now and help provide emergency assistance to children and families affected by the earthquake in Nepal.
All donations through this page will go to ChildFund’s Nepal response, carried out by our partner, ChildFund Japan.