Four projects, each with the districts, the numbers and the partners involved. This is the part we want you to check.
Budhepa, Lakuri, Silang, Samundra Taar, Sirutar and Sudal. Remote villages, hard to reach, easy to leave off a list.
We took aid into the remote areas the larger operations were slow to reach. Food and clothing went to 785 homes. Tarpaulins went to 300 families who had nothing over their heads.
At Lakuri in Dolakha we ran medical treatment and health check-ups for 200 people. We also rebuilt shelters for Sunkoshi School in Sindhupalchok and Vanjyang Kharka School in Nuwakot so classes could start again.
Tents keep the rain off. They do not give anyone their life back.
We raised $25,000 through Nepal Idol and the Dhurmus Suntali Saajh evening, then added $15,000 from our own reserves and gave $40,000 to the Dhurmus Suntali Foundation in Nepal.
It went into building permanent, sustainable shelter for 50 households who lost their homes in the 2015 earthquake. The project finished in 2018 and the homes were handed to the families most in need in Santapur.
The 2019 storm tore through the Terai. We ran the response in two phases.
In the first phase we gave 40 storm affected families a package of blankets, mosquito nets and bed sheets worth NRS 50,000. Sange Chhoyling Bauddha Gumba in Bara and the local representatives identified the families and ran the distribution.
In the second phase we supported 29 school children from the Musahar village at Birgunj 22 Maniyaari in Parsa district. Each school bag held a water bottle, thongs, a lunch box, a T-shirt, shorts, exercise books, pens, pencils, an eraser, colours and hygiene soap, plus a ludo set, skipping rope, rings, chess, table tennis kit and a football.
We put in NRS 50,000 towards a joint project with several other organisations that reached 105 children in Maniyaari Musahar Village, coordinated on the ground by local social worker Arbind Kumar Singh.
Three health posts, three concentrators, delivered while people were queueing for air.
We supplied three 10 litre oxygen concentrators to Gutu health post, Chingad health post and the APF medical unit in Surkhet district.
We did not guess which areas needed them. We researched it with APF Nepal Western Nepal and sent the machines where the shortage was worst.
AUD 4,600 from We Care Nepal, plus NRS 22,000 donated from inside Nepal.
In 2019, We Care Nepal delivered vital storm relief to affected communities in Bara and Parsa through two targeted phases—providing emergency supplies to 40 families and educational kits to 29 school children.
Storm Relief - phase 1, Bara Parsa - 2019 In the first phase, relief packages including blankets, mosquito nets, and bed sheets, worth NRS 50,000 were provided to 40 families affected by the storm. The families in need were identified, and the relief distribution was managed by Sange Chhoyling Bauddha Gumba, Bara, in coordination with local representatives.
In the second phase, We supported 29 school children from Musahar Village in Birgunj-22, Maniyaari, Parsa District. The students received school bags containing educational supplies, sports equipment, and hygiene kits. We Care Nepal contributed NRS 50,000 to this joint project, which was carried out in partnership with several other organizations and benefited a total of 105 children from Maniyaari Musahar Village.
In 2023, We Care Nepal provided essential school apparel and sports kits worth over NRS 480,000 to 363 students across two schools in Nuwakot.
Warm school jackets and trouser sets worth of NRS 251,100 were distributed for 186 students of Shree Pipaldada Secondary School. School track suite and sports team polo sets worth of NRS 230,000 were provided for 177 students at Gorakhnath School in Nuwakot.
In 2024, We Care Nepal provided NRS 250,000 for furniture, lunches, and uniforms for 86 students in Dolakha.
Supports worth of NRS 250,000 for essential furnitures, student lunch and uniform distribution for 86 students at Balmanir Primary School, Bhimeshor, Dolakha.
In 2025, We Care Nepal committed NRS 523,500 to cover full tuition, supplies, and hostel fees for three students in Ramechhap.
Three students at Yangchenma Acadamy Ramechhap have been supported for all of their tution including books/stationary, uniform and hostel fee. Total fee of NRS 523,500 has been contirbuted for the first year as part of 2 year (with provision of 5+ year) sponsorship arrangements.
In 2026, We Care Nepal provided NRS 905,000 to set up a 10-computer lab for storm-affected Tribeni Secondary School.
Tribeni Secondary School in Gorkha was supported to re-establish their computer education class that was destroyed with storm a storm event. Comuputer lab including full 10 computer sets with UPS systems worth of NRS 905,000 was setup.
A relief package for one family costs about the same as a table at one of our dinners. Talk to us about either.