Health, Relief & Community Resilience
Thapathali flood response
Clothing support for affected children and a community water-storage tank, delivered in the days after the floods.
On 8 and 9 October 2024, HISCUS responded to flooding in Thapathali with clothing support for affected children and a community water-storage tank.
The water tank is the part of the response that remained after the immediate emergency passed, and it is the pattern the organisation applies across its relief work.
Project detail
- Status
- Completed
- Location
- Thapathali, Kathmandu
- Period
- 8–9 October 2024
- Programme pillar
- Health, Relief & Community Resilience
Reported figures
- Dates
- 8–9 October 2024
- Delivered
- Clothing support for affected children
- Left in the community
- Community water-storage tank
Source: himshikharanepal.org.np
From this project
Photographs
A riverside assessment visit with community members, ahead of flood response work. 
Volunteers and staff carrying cardboard boxes indoors.
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