PHOMIR’s Humanitarian Medical Respo

Safe drinking water is not a luxury in a disaster—it is a basic necessity. Following the devastating floods and landslides that affected communities across Nuwakot and Rasuwa, hundreds of families have been displaced from their homes and are currently taking shelter in temporary holding centers. Many of these families are living in schools and other community facilities that have been transformed into safe spaces for survivors. While immediate shelter, food, and medical care

When disasters strike, healthcare cannot wait for people to reach hospitals. It must reach people where they are. In the aftermath of devastating floods and landslides in Nepal, communities in remote and severely affected areas continue to face significant challenges in accessing essential healthcare. Roads and transportation networks may be disrupted, health facilities can become difficult to reach, and families already struggling with displacement and loss may be unable to

When disaster strikes, the immediate priority is saving lives. But true humanitarian care goes beyond treating physical injuries. Survivors of floods and landslides may also face fear, grief, displacement, uncertainty, psychological trauma, and the lasting effects of losing homes, livelihoods, and loved ones. Recognizing the urgent and comprehensive needs of communities affected by the recent floods and landslides in Nepal, Protecting Health of Migrants, Immigrants and Refuge