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Nepal Flood Relief
All Hands & Hearts is on the ground responding to devastating floods and mudslides across Nuwakot, Nepal. Having worked alongside local communities since 2015, we are taking immediate action to provide relief and launch long-term recovery to rebuild 20 destroyed schools.
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Colombia Earthquake Relief
All Hands & Hearts mobilized its disaster relief team to Colombia in response to the powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western Colombia. Our team has been on the ground since the day of the earthquake, coordinating with local authorities and partners, assessing needs, and procuring emergency supplies for search-and-rescue teams in Pereira, including tools, PPE, and other needed items. We will continue to assess and meet needs as more information becomes available, with initial activities focused on supporting first responders and displaced households with emergency relief items. Read details of our response and recent updates below.
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Texas Flood Relief
Since the July 4, 2025 Texas floods, All Hands & Hearts (AH&H) has been supporting long-term recovery in Hill Country in Central Texas, helping dozens of families rebuild homes and restore their communities along the Guadalupe River. On July 16, 2026, just over one year after devastating floods forever changed lives across the Texas Hill Country, disaster struck once again with torrential rainfall, with the damage appearing to be even more widespread, reaching homes and businesses that were untouched by last year’s flooding. AH&H is supporting central Texas flood recovery by clearing damage to homes and businesses, salvaging belongings, and providing temporary housing for displaced families.
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Reaching Families Cut Off by Floodwaters in Nepal

Weeks after devastating floods washed away bridges and split communities across Nepal, AH&H is reaching isolated families with urgent relief. From making riverbanks safe to scrubbing mud off classrooms, we are working to restore dignity, protect students, and raise $5M to rebuild 20 flood-damaged schools so children can continue their education.

September 16, 2026

Three weeks after the floods, many of Nepal’s hardest-hit communities are still cut off from road access. Almost 1,400 people have been confirmed dead, and more than 5,000 are still reported missing. Bridges that once connected a single, intact community are gone, and the river now divides daily life, forcing people to cross in makeshift cable car systems.

Our teams are on the ground supporting displaced families, providing supplies for the respectful care of the deceased, and distributing generators and power equipment. We’re also helping communities clean and disinfect homes and schools to prevent disease, mold, and contamination, and building shower facilities so families can hold onto some sense of dignity and stability in the middle of all this.

*AH&H-made shower blocks for communities to use in Nuwakot*

Schools have become a particular focus. We’re providing students with learning kits, early childhood development learning toys, educational games, slippers, and other essentials to help them get back to some version of normal. A secondary school that had been serving as a relocation center for displaced families needed help returning to its original purpose, so our team deep-cleaned and disinfected nine classrooms, moved desks, and scrubbed floors so the school can reopen as soon as possible. In Nuwakot, we’re also building a secure fence around a school along the riverbank to keep students safe and away from unstable ground near the water. It’s a small change with a real impact: a safer space to learn, and one less thing for children already carrying so much to worry about. By supporting both students and teachers, we’re helping create the continuity that lets kids keep learning, playing, and moving forward, even in the hardest circumstances.

*Distribution of educational support materials to continue kids education*

As communities move from emergency response toward recovery, we will continue addressing their most urgent needs and helping them rebuild safely. Over the next two years, we aim to raise $5 million to rebuild 20 schools in communities that need them most, building on our years of work in Nepal and helping create safer, stronger places for children and families to rebuild their lives.