Our Impacts

An orientation programme on the menstrual hygiene was conducted in Nala on 20th May 2015 jointly by CIUD and NFCC with financial support of Water Aid. The Hygiene kits including 1 bar of soap and 2 pouch of sanitary pad were distributed to female of 15 to 49 years old during the programme. In the meantime,female members of the community were oriented about the hand washing techniques and water purification method as well. Altogether 313 females from ward no 1 to 4 and 172 female of ward no 7 were benefitted by the programme. (more…)

“We need some bags of rice to feed the needy families. We have lost our settlement, and we have not yet got even adequate tents, and now we are very scared due to the onset of monsoon” says MrPremNagarkoti, a community person of TanaGaun, Khadgabhadrakali VDC of Kathmandu district. (more…)

CIUD has visited Sankhu and coordinated with the municipality office and local youth. Primarily CIUD has provided relief materials to the earthquake affected families. Tarpaulins (50), blankets (50), mosquito nets (150) and phenyl were provided in coordination with municipality and local ward level committees.   Supporting the local communities with relief materials, Sankhu (more…)

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Over 1490 households have been displaced by devastating earthquake of 12th of Baishak 2072 BS (25th of April, 2015), in Nala VDC of Kavre District. Immediately, there were the signs of miserable situation in different community of Nala VDC which are full of harmony and cultural richness. The families of 814 houses that were totally damaged are now living in the temporary shelters (Campsites). 4 human losses occurred in Nala VDC, and around 52 people were seriously injured. (more…)

Emergency relief in coordination with municipality and locals (ward level Disaster Management Committees - DMC) started on 29th April 2015, and by now the team has helped people in most affected areas of Kitripur like Pagna, Itagol, DeyPukhu, Devdhoka, Gamcha and more. (more…)

Itagol - a community of Kirtipur, one of the hard-hit old cities of Kathmandu Once a community full of harmony and cultural richness, ‘Itagol’ is now much of a torn-down place with over 80 households totally ruined by the devastating earthquake which struck Nepal on 25th April 2015. Out of 196 households in total, only 90 are left normal, which means many of the locals are permanently displaced. (more…)