In a strong demonstration of humanitarian commitment and solidarity, Lions Clubs International Multiple District 325 Nepal has announced a humanitarian support fund of NPR 1,01,11,111 (One Crore One Lakh Eleven Thousand One Hundred Eleven Rupees) for communities and families affected by the recent devastating floods and landslides in Nepal.
The disaster has caused widespread destruction, resulting in loss of lives, damage to homes and infrastructure, displacement of families, and disruption to livelihoods across several affected areas. Recognizing the urgent needs of vulnerable communities, Lions Clubs Nepal has mobilized this significant fund to support relief and recovery efforts.
The NPR 1,01,11,111 fund will be utilized to provide essential humanitarian assistance to flood-affected families, including food, drinking water, temporary shelter, medical support, relief materials, and other necessities based on the needs identified in affected communities.
The initiative reflects the collective strength of Lions members and their unwavering commitment to humanitarian service. Through coordinated efforts with local Lions Clubs, volunteers, community representatives, and relevant stakeholders, the organization aims to ensure that assistance reaches those most severely affected by the disaster.
Lions Clubs Nepal has always stood beside communities during times of crisis. This substantial contribution further reinforces the Lions’ commitment to their guiding principle, “We Serve,” and demonstrates the organization’s dedication to bringing hope and support to people facing extraordinary challenges.
As Nepal begins the difficult process of recovery and rebuilding, Lions Clubs Nepal remains committed to continuing its humanitarian efforts and supporting affected communities until they are able to regain stability and rebuild their lives.
Lions Clubs Nepal extends its heartfelt condolences to those who have lost their loved ones and expresses its deepest solidarity with every family and community affected by the floods and landslides.
Together, We Serve. Together, We Rebuild. Together, We Stand with Nepal.
