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Schlammmassen und zerstörte Häuser
The severe flash floods have caused widespread destruction in Nepal. humedica, together with local partners, is helping those affected by providing urgently needed relief supplies and medical support.

Nach der schweren Sturzflut sind viele Familien dringend auf Unterstützung angewiesen. Mit LKWs bringen wir Lebensmittel- und Hygienepakete zu den betroffenen Familien. 

Wasser und Schlamm zwischen bunten Häusern. Von einigen Häusern sind die Erdgeschosse zerstört.

Current Situation in Nepal

A severe flash flood struck parts of the Himalayan region in Nepal and Tibet on the morning of August 26, 2026. The flash flood was triggered by the collapse of a glacier, which created a massive avalanche of ice and debris that was swept further downstream.

The masses of water and mud devastated entire communities: houses, roads, and bridges were destroyed. As a result, remote villages are difficult to reach.

According to current reports, more than 1,400 people have lost their lives. More than 6,000 people are still missing. (As of September 16, 2026)

Ein Mann und eine Frau halten ein paar Tüten mit Lebensmitteln in den Händen

How humedica Helps

Together with our local partner HDCS, humedica is supporting people in the affected areas:

Distribution of Food Packages
Distribution of Hygiene Kits to Families
Tarps, Blankets, and Mattresses for Temporary Emergency Shelters
Diesel for hospital generators, so that electricity can be generated and the power supply is ensured
Medical and psychological care provided by a local team in the affected areas
Eine Mitarbeiterin von HDCS legt ihre Hand auf die Hand einer nepalesischen Frau.

Here's How You Can Help

With your donation, you can help provide urgently needed aid to the people in Nepal who lost everything in the flash flood in the blink of an eye.

For 24 euros, you can give a hygiene kit to two families
With 160 euros, ten families receive a package of groceries that will last them two weeks
With 1,500 euros, you can provide emergency shelter for 100 families