Relief Efforts by our Partners Continue In Nepal

Our Partner staff in Nepal have been working consistently to ensure families and children within the communities we work in remain safe and supported. This includes the continued provision of food relief, protective equipment, hygiene supplies, as well as mental and emotional support. This has been particularly crucial in remote villages where access to healthcare and basic necessities remain a challenge.

Transporting food relief items to villages by motorbike due to road damage
Transporting food relief items to villages by motorbike due to road damage

In the last quarter, with your support we have been able to provide the following:

  1. Food relief for post-natal mothers
    219 post-natal mothers received nutritious food to last them several weeks, and were also made aware of ways to prevent COVID-19 and the precautions they should be taking at home

  2. Food relief for low-income child activists’ families
    268 child activists in our program received food relief support. Families having food availability for less than 3 months were selected the team to be supported. 

  3. Protective material for those in home isolation
    23 COVID-positive patients who were economically poor and home isolation were provided with nutritious food support such as eggs, lentils, beans, rice, oil, salt as well as hygiene and protective materials. Another 36 people living in isolation were provided with masks, sanitizers, gloves and soap. 
Food relief distribution to postnatal mothers
Food relief distribution to post-natal mothers
  1. COVID-19 protective materials and essential medical instruments to isolation centres
    Six municipality-run isolation centres in three districts received necessary COVID-19 protective materials (masks, sanitizers, gloves, face shield, disinfectants, hand wash soaps and Personal Protective Equipment) and measuring instruments (thermometers and pulse oximeters) that helped in the management of cases of COVID-19 at isolation centers.
  1. Protection material to health centres
    14 health centres were provided with necessary protection materials and medical instruments such as masks, gloves, face shields, disinfectant, liquid hand wash, sanitizer, thermometers and pulse oximeters. 
Medical instruments provided to health centre
Medical instruments provided to health centres
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Author: Pudens Isabel

One part writer, one part photographer & two parts traveller… Three years ago I decided something needed to change, so I quit my corporate job and started working for Asian Aid from my home in India. I travel to projects and schools we support in India and Nepal, bringing you their stories through words, photos and video. Since then I have been visiting Asian Aid projects with my camera and notebook in tow, to bring pictures and stories from the field to you.