Racing Against A Second Wave in Nuwakot: First AH&H Aid Delivery Truck Arrives

All Hands & Hearts is on the ground in Nuwakot, Nepal, where severe flooding has left the situation dangerous and unpredictable. When alerts warned of a possible second wave, our team temporarily evacuated uphill, a reminder of how fast conditions here are shifting.

Despite the disruption, our first delivery truck reached base packed with essential food and shelter supplies. We’re also handing over vital rescue kits to support the Nepal Army’s active search and rescue operations, and coordinating closely with local authorities and the Nepal Red Cross to meet the most urgent needs.

Conditions on the ground are evolving by the hour. We’ll keep sharing updates as our response continues.

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