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Destructive floods have devastated families in Nepal - you can send them support now.

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You can help children like those affected by a flash flood in Nepal

Children in Nepal are at risk now – you can help save them

Right now, 17,000 children are caught in crisis after a devastating flash flood tore through Nepal.

Over 1,000 people have died and more than 4,000 are still missing. Homes, schools and hospitals have been swept away. Roads and water systems are destroyed, leaving many children without clean water, food or medical care, and at growing risk of disease and malnutrition. An estimated 2,600 young children need urgent treatment for severe acute malnutrition.

UNICEF teams are on the ground now, delivering emergency medical care, food and clean water to families who have lost everything.

For almost 80 years, people like you have helped us reach children in their darkest hours. Please donate today – a child’s survival depends on it.

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Sonika and her little brother barely survived

Families like Sonika’s need your help

When floods tore through 13-year-old Sonika’s village in Nepal, she grabbed her three-year-old brother and ran for higher ground. Behind her, the home her family had lived in for generations was swept away.

She kept running, carrying her brother through the jungle as people shouted for everyone to climb higher. She had no idea where her parents were.

The family survived. But now they have nothing but the clothes on their backs, each other, and the help of people like you.

Please donate now – because your support today can provide shelter, food, and safe water for families like Sonika’s.

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UNICEF is on the ground helping children now

UNICEF teams are on the ground in Nepal now. We were there before the flood, and are scaling up our help for children now, moving supplies every day to affected areas. With support from people like you, our teams are providing medical tents, over 1,000 bed nets and more than 1,400 newborn kits to the hardest-hit communities.

The flooding means the risk of malnutrition in children is climbing fast, so UNICEF is rapidly moving therapeutic food and micronutrient supplies to where they’re needed most.

And with over 50,000 people without clean water, our staff have provided emergency hygiene kits and other water and sanitation supplies to over 19,000 people, with longer-term rehabilitation planned for Nepal’s damaged water systems.

This is what nearly 80 years of experience delivers: action across every area a child needs to survive and recover. But we can only do it with your help now. 

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The miracle of a monthly gift

Every donation makes a huge difference to children’s lives. We are so grateful to all of our supporters. But monthly donors can help create lasting change.

Regular donations allow us to plan for emergencies like the one in Nepal, and be there before, during and after an emergency strikes.

Other Ways to Donate

You can make a donation by phone by calling 01 878 3000, from Monday to Friday between 9:00 – 5:30pm.

You can send your donation by post to Freepost; UNICEF Ireland, 33 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin D01 R283.

In the unlikely event that the funds raised exceed UNICEF’s funding requirements for this appeal, your donation will be directed to where the need is greatest.