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Breakthrough in Nepal: reaching the unreached

Save the Children child campaigner from Nepal and giant white bear travel from Nepal to New York

Nepal’s looming Covid crisis poses serious threat to children

Supporting a Resilient and Sustainable Healthcare System in Nepal

Save the Children is calling on the Government of Nepal to exercise restraint amid the protests and to protect the right of children and young people to peaceful expression.

Save the Children supports launch of new web series in Nepal

Save the Children statement on earthquake in Nepal that has caused children to survive outside in freezing temperatures

‘BECOMING’: NEW WEB SERIES TO SHINE A LIGHT ON YOUNG LGBTQI+ LIVES IN NEPAL

Introducing Tara Chettry as the new Country Director for Save the Children - Nepal and Bhutan Country Office

Save the Children warns Nepal faces “lethal cocktail” of testing and oxygen shortages as vaccine drive stalls

Girls in Nepal say they are spending more time at school when they have their period after Save the Children helped set up free pad vending machines in their schools.

Giant white bear and child activist travel from Nepal to New York to campaign for action on global goals

Earth Day - giant white Air Bear will begin journey around Nepal to raise awareness of air pollution

Save the Children press release about children in Nepal missing festival due to earthquake

Save the Children Nepal launches the 'Save Podcast' on National Children's Day

‘There will be no song or dance. I lost many of my friends.’ Children spend Festival of Lights in darkness after Nepal earthquake

SOUTH ASIA FLOODS: More than three million children affected by severe flooding across India, Bangladesh and Nepal

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that when the earth shook on April 25, 2015, the lives of Nepalis changed forever. The 7.8-magnitude earthquake, which had its epicentre in Gorkha, Nepal - about 110 km northwest of Kathmandu - which claimed more than 9,000 lives and displaced millions. In the decade since, we’ve rebuilt homes and restored infrastructure, but the deeper cracks in our disaster preparedness systems remain alarmingly unaddressed.

Floods and landslides caused by unprecedented rainfall in parts of Nepal have killed at least 14 children and closed schools, said Save the Children, as the changing climate further impacts children’s lives in Asia.

More than 80 children were killed in an earthquake in remote northwestern Nepal at the weekend