Nepal at a Glance
Working in Country Since 20--
Programs Areas
- Emergency Response
- Food & Nutrition
- Livelihood
- Wash
- Health
- Women’s Program
- Seasonal Projects
Total Reach
2,339
People Reached in 2025
Country Context
Nepal is faced with humanitarian and development challenges that are shaped by geographic isolation, climate vulnerability, and unequal access to essential services. Many communities, especially those living in remote mountainous areas, have limited access to clean water, healthcare, education, and sustainable livelihoods. The country is also highly susceptible to natural disasters like earthquakes, floods, and landslides, which place additional strain on already vulnerable populations. Rural, indigenous, and other marginalized communities are often disproportionately affected, facing greater barriers to recovery and access to the resources needed to build long-term resilience.
Our Work in Nepal
Human Appeal delivers seasonal support to vulnerable families in Nepal, including through Qurbani distributions that provide nutritious meat to families facing food insecurity. Alongside this, Human Appeal has also invested in long-term, sustainable solutions to help communities strengthen their resilience and move toward lasting stability. This has included improving access to clean water through the installation of deep water wells and solar-powered water units which, in Nepal, makes it easier to grow crops, nourish livestock, and maintain sanitation, and provides families with a reliable source of clean water for drinking and cooking.
Impact Numbers
2,339
people reached in 2025
23,855
emergency hot meals provided to earthquake survivors
33,160
earthquake survivors received WASH services
5,405
people supported through livelihood programs for women-headed households
5,849
people received lifesaving winter kits
7,396
people received primary healthcare services
Success Stories
Stories from Nepal
Amina lost her father at the age of three, growing up in poverty and deprivation. Since 2013, she has been enrolled in...
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“My name is Ali Al-Daroubia. I am 50 years old from Ihsim village in southern rural Idlib. I live with my family...
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“My name is Muqaddam Mohsen, a farmer from Bani Al Hammad in Taiz.” “I inherited my love of farming after my father’s...
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Hima, a mother of five in Manani Bhil, Tharparkar, spent hours each day fetching water while her husband worked in agriculture. Following...
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Fatima Musab Khalfiya was born into extraordinary circumstances after her family was displaced to camps in Sarmada, northern Idlib. She began her...
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Sana, 25, from Shahid Benazirabad, Sindh, a mother of two, had a husband working as a seasonal farmer with irregular income. After...
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