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Early-childhood volunteers sought for flood response
Seto Gurans, with UNICEF support, invites trained early-childhood volunteers for flood-affected areas and Kathmandu holding centres. Its 7 September notice lists 21 September as the application deadline and provides a form. Minimum stipends are offered, with rolling selection. Joining the roster does not guarantee deployment; locations and assignments depend on need.
Rasuwa and other flood-affected areas; Kathmandu holding centres
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ShelterRelief work
Prabhu Bank delivers six bunk beds to Yellow Gumba
Equity Nepal reported on 19 September that Prabhu Bank handed over six bunk beds to Yellow Gumba in Kathmandu for families sheltering there after floods and other disasters. This records a completed delivery to the shelter, not beds available for new arrivals or a public pickup point. The exact handover date, admission arrangements and relief contact were not stated.
Yellow Gumba, Kathmandu · 6 bunk beds delivered
OtherRelief work
China's fifth relief shipment arrives in Kathmandu
Radio Nepal and The Rising Nepal report that China's fifth relief shipment arrived in Kathmandu on 11 September afternoon. It includes diesel generators, protective masks, water-rescue equipment, mortuary freezers and DNA-testing supplies. Quantities and onward deployment sites are not stated. This is a separate airport delivery, not equipment confirmed available for public use.
Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu; onward sites not stated
Relief suppliesRelief work
Zonta reports 250 relief packages distributed in Tupche and Kathmandu
The Himalayan Times reports 185 Zonta relief packages delivered in Tupche on 7 September and 65 in Kathmandu on 6 September. The total includes household, hygiene and child-nutrition supplies. These are reported distributions, not supplies currently available for collection.
Nuwakot · Tupche, Bidur-7, and displaced families in Kathmandu · 250 packages reported distributed; not current stock
Relief transportRelief work
Nepal Airlines announces relief cargo-fee waiver; embassy letter required
Nepal News reports a one-month Nepal Airlines cargo-fee waiver for food, medicines, clothing and essential relief goods from its international stations to Nepal. Shipments require coordination with the relevant Nepali embassy and its official letter. Exact start and end dates, routes and cargo capacity are not stated. This is not a waiver for other airlines or all import charges.
Kathmandu · Nepal Airlines international stations to Nepal · Cargo capacity not stated
Shelter and suppliesRelief work
Dubai Humanitarian delivers about 74 tonnes of aid to Kathmandu
Dubai's Government Media Office said about 74 tonnes of aid arrived in Kathmandu on 8 September. It included tents, shelter materials, medicines, hygiene kits and winter kits from UNICEF, WFP-UNHRD and IFRC stocks. Emirates SkyCargo carried the shipment from Dubai. This confirms arrival, not distribution to families. No public pickup point or collection time was announced.
Nepal; arrival in Kathmandu · About 74 tonnes of mixed relief supplies
Food and shelter suppliesRelief work
Korean Air dispatches water and blankets; second flight planned
Payload Asia reports that Korean Air dispatched the first consignment on flight KE695 to Kathmandu on 8 September. A total of 1,000 boxes of drinking water and 1,000 blankets is scheduled across flights on 8 and 12 September for government-led distribution. The report does not give the first flight's quantities or confirm delivery to households. Public pickup arrangements were not stated.
Kathmandu arrival route; distribution areas not stated · 1,000 water boxes and 1,000 blankets across two flights
Rescue equipment and emergency powerRelief work
China's fourth relief consignment arrives in Kathmandu
Nepal News reports China's fourth relief consignment arrived in Kathmandu on 8 September, with an airport handover. It includes rescue hovercraft, flood pumps, spare batteries, mortuary freezers and solar lights. Quantities and deployment sites were not stated. This is separate from the third consignment, not equipment confirmed available for public use.
Tribhuvan International Airport, Kathmandu; later deployment sites not stated
Relief suppliesRelief work
Pakistan hands over 100 tons of relief to Nepali authorities
Pakistan's government says its 100-ton relief shipment arrived in Kathmandu and was handed to Nepali authorities on 6 September. The dispatch notice lists tents, blankets, mats, hygiene kits and essential medicines. This is a government-coordinated delivery, not stock available for public collection. Community allocations and completed onward distribution were not stated.
Airport handover in Kathmandu · 100 tons, as stated by the source
Relief supplies and rescue operationsRelief work
Third UAE flight brings 20 tonnes and rescue specialists
Radio Nepal's 5 September report, datelined 4 September, says a third UAE flight arrived with 20 tonnes of supplies and rescue and medical-evacuation specialists. The 148-tonne figure covers all three flights, not this delivery alone. Field locations were not specified.
Kathmandu arrival for Nepal flood response; field sites not stated · 20 tonnes this flight; 148 tonnes cumulative across three flights
MedicalRelief work
Psychosocial support teams at holding centres
NDRRMA's 8 September, 7 pm report says 13 psychosocial counselling teams with 59 staff have supported over 4,111 people at holding centres. A separate protection section lists 64 counsellors and four helplines; these counts must not be added. The earlier HEOC figure of 155 mental-health staff covered a broader response. Individual centre hours, appointment contacts and Tamang-language availability are not stated. Specific counselling requests remain open unless separately resolved.
Nuwakot, Rasuwa, Dhading, Kathmandu and Bharatpur · 13 teams, 59 staff; over 4,111 people supported
SuppliesRelief work
Nepal Red Cross provides shelter and relief supplies
14 October 2026 update: Nepal Red Cross Society's Nuwakot District Branch reports operating 15 child-friendly spaces for displaced children, providing education, creative activities and emotional-wellbeing support. This is a Nuwakot-specific count, not an additional 15 to add to earlier response-wide totals or a statement of enrolment capacity. Exact sites, hours and enrolment arrangements are not stated. 9 October 2026 update: Nepal Red Cross reports ongoing repair and reconstruction of water-supply systems in Betrawati, Nuwakot. It also reports distributing dignity kits with UNFPA to flood-affected women at Komin Holding Centre, Gosainkunda, Rasuwa. The posts give no collection hours, remaining stock or new intake arrangements. An infographic posted on 9 October, with data as of 8 October, reports 13,907 people reached through WASH facilities, 1,884 through child-friendly spaces and 1,773 through mental-health and psychosocial support/psychological first aid. These are reported cumulative reach figures, not additional people to add to earlier totals or available service capacity. Posted 3 October 2026, with data as of 1 October: NRCS reports 22 water tanks installed, reaching 13,283 people, and 2,316 people reached with ready-to-eat food in its Rasuwa flood response. These are reported cumulative figures, not additional people to add to earlier totals or supplies available for public pickup. The newer infographic reports 22 tanks; the earlier report below cited 18. Their reporting scopes are not explained, so no increase is calculated. NRCS Situation Update 11, issued 2 October 2026 and posted 3 October (Nepal time), reports 28 child-friendly spaces reaching 1,308 children across its response. They provide health, education and other child-focused support at holding centres. This is reported cumulative reach, not available places or an addition to the earlier Rasuwa-only count below. Exact locations, opening hours and access arrangements are not stated. In a 1 October 2026 RSS report published by The Rising Nepal, NRCS says its flood response provided water, sanitation and hygiene services to 2,200 affected households over the past month, and food assistance to more than 2,000 affected families. These are reported cumulative figures, not additional households to add to earlier totals or current service capacity. The report also mentions 18 water tanks; do not add these to the 18 storage units reported earlier. In a 29 September update, NRCS reports establishing 13 child-friendly spaces in Rasuwa with UNICEF support, reaching 462 flood-affected children (219 boys and 243 girls). These are reported reach figures, not available places; exact locations, opening hours and access arrangements are not stated. NRCS's 29 September post reports volunteers helping Bhote Koshi-Trishuli flood-affected families in Dhading clear debris from their homes. Exact locations, numbers and public service arrangements are not stated. In its 28 September 2026 image announcement, NRCS reports a temporary child-friendly space and information/help desk set up with UNICEF in Gajuri-6, Dhading. Exact opening hours, capacity and contact details are not given. This update does not reconfirm the older counts below. In its update posted on 19 September, NRCS reports 18 water-storage units installed and operating, with a combined nominal capacity of 67,000 litres. This is storage capacity, not daily water output or stock available for collection. It also reports a completed water-supply scheme at Galaudi Holding Centre, Gajuri-5, Dhading. Public collection hours and access arrangements are not stated. In its 17 September post, NRCS Dhading reports a hygiene-promotion session at Ratamate Holding Centre, Gajuri-6, reaching around 200 people from 36 flood-affected households. It also reports providing emergency water, toilets, bathing facilities and a child-friendly space there. These are reported response activities, not confirmed spare shelter capacity or a public pickup service. In its 16 September post, NRCS reports reaching more than 1,447 people with mental health and psychosocial support since 26 August across Nuwakot, Rasuwa, Chitwan and Kathmandu. This is reported cumulative reach, not current appointment capacity; service locations and booking details are not provided. In a separate post published on 15 September, NRCS reports distributing safe water, installing water tanks and delivering essential supplies to holding centres and communities affected by the Bhotekoshi-Trishuli flood. Exact distribution sites, hours and quantities are not stated. A 6 September NRCS post also reports counselling for lactating mothers and activities for children in the Rasuwa Bhotekoshi response. Another post reports youth volunteers supporting stress and trauma care in a Rasuwa holding centre. These are response activities, not a public walk-in service. NRCS's 4 September update says 12 volunteers were deployed with Tribhuvan University for psychosocial support in Nuwakot communities, schools and holding centres, including counselling and referrals. Do not add them to the earlier Nepal News total of almost 5,000 volunteers. That report's totals remain 1,418 tarps, 1,520 blankets, 715 mattresses and 80 temporary toilets; these are not new quantities or public pickup stocks.
Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading response, including Ratamate (Gajuri-6) and Galaudi (Gajuri-5) holding centres · Data as of 8 October, posted 9 October: WASH services reached 13,907 people, child-friendly spaces 1,884, and mental-health/psychosocial support or psychological first aid 1,773. Cumulative reported reach, not available capacity.
TransportRelief work
Free air transport of relief supplies by Buddha Air
Buddha Air says it is carrying relief supplies for people affected by the Bhotekoshi floods free of charge. The airline reported moving 6,420 kilograms on 2 September to Bhadrapur, Bharatpur, Surkhet, Dhangadhi, Biratnagar, Bhairahawa and Simara. The public report does not describe a cargo drop-off process.
Kathmandu · Buddha Air domestic flight network · 6,420 kg transported on 2 September; ongoing free relief cargo announced
Donation drop-offDrop-off point
Flood relief supplies accepted at Islington College
Islington College says it is collecting relief supplies for flood-affected families in Rasuwa. This week, people can bring non-perishable food, utensils, cooking oil, sanitary pads, soap, toothpaste and toothbrushes to the college in Kamal Pokhari. Daily hours and the closing date were not stated. Call the college before travelling.
Islington College, Kamal Pokhari, Kathmandu · Non-perishable food, utensils, cooking oil, sanitary pads, soap, toothpaste and toothbrushes
Drop-offDrop-off point
Rasuwa relief supplies collection at NATHM
NATHM in Rabibhawan, Kalanki is listed as a collection point for Rasuwa relief supplies. It accepts the household and hygiene items listed in the source. Clothes are not accepted now. Hours and the end date are not stated. Call before going.
NATHM, Rabibhawan, Kalanki, Kathmandu · Electric kettles
MedicalService
Nepal Medical College provider-announced free treatment
Nepal Medical College announced free treatment for flood-affected people. Eligibility, transport, admission and current capacity must be confirmed before travel.
Kathmandu
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Nepal APF Hospital, Balambu referral care
Nepal APF Hospital, Balambu was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Grande International Hospital, Tokha referral care
Grande International Hospital, Tokha was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Greencity Hospital, Tokha referral care
Greencity Hospital, Tokha was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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HAMS Hospital, Dhumbarahi referral care
HAMS Hospital, Dhumbarahi was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Manmohan Memorial Medical College and Teaching Hospital referral care
Manmohan Memorial Medical College and Teaching Hospital was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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National Trauma Center, Mahabouddha referral care
National Trauma Center, Mahabouddha was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Norvic International Hospital, Thapathali referral care
Norvic International Hospital, Thapathali was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Paropakar Maternity and Women’s Hospital referral care
Paropakar Maternity and Women’s Hospital was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Shree Birendra Hospital, Chhauni referral care
Shree Birendra Hospital, Chhauni was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Subham International Hospital, Manmaiju referral care
Subham International Hospital, Manmaiju was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
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Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital referral care
Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital was listed as treating or receiving referrals for flood patients. Free care, current beds and walk-in admission are not confirmed.
Kathmandu
Drop-offDrop-off point
DUDBC relief collection point
DUDBC relief collection point was publicly named as an official relief material collection point. It is a drop-off point, not a public relief pickup point.
Babarmahal, Kathmandu · Relief materials accepted; current intake capacity is not confirmed
Drop-offDrop-off point
Election Commission relief collection point
Election Commission relief collection point was publicly named as an official relief material collection point. It is a drop-off point, not a public relief pickup point.
Kantipath, Kathmandu · Relief materials accepted; current intake capacity is not confirmed
Donation drop-offDrop-off point
Hami Nepal priority-supplies drop-off
Hami Nepal accepts only the items in its 30 August donation update: tents, tarpaulins, solar lights, power banks, cooking utensils and gas cylinders. Please do not bring rice, drinking water, regular food or clothing until Hami Nepal announces a change. Drop off listed items inside Silverline (Janamaitri) Hospital, Balaju Chowk, Kathmandu. Posted hours are 10 am to 6 pm.
Inside Silverline (Janamaitri Hospital), Balaju Chowk, Kathmandu · Tents, tarpaulins, solar lights, power banks, cooking utensils and gas cylinders.
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