Surviving Hell – Help Us!

It has been 8 months since the devastating earthquakes occurred in Nepal. We all witnessed in the media the immense devastation and the desperate need of the Nepali people. It was everywhere we looked and we all helped in many different ways. Since then however, we have gone back to our daily lives and many of us have forgotten the pictures, the faces, the devastation.

Fast forward to today, and STILL many children are not back in school and STILL hundreds of families have not received any help mostly because of problems accessing these remote and rugged areas and challenges in international aid being distributed. Helen Eager, who works on the ground in Nepal with our Nepal based partner (3AN), sent us an urgent request overnight.  She mentions “we have come across a village of 300 families who are barely surviving under bits of plastic and tin out in the open field.  There are another 200 families living in a slum in Kathmandu. Both these groups urgently need our help”. With winter now on them, they are freezing cold and barely functional. Many of these are widows trying to care for their children and Helen’s local worker there has described these women as “surviving their lives like hell” reports Helen.

Nepal Emergency Needs 2015 (2)It is so important that we immediately respond.  US$60 buys 10 blankets. US$80 can buy warm clothes for a couple of families. Will you join us in spreading hope and warmth this Christmas by helping us provide the basic needs of warm clothes and blankets for these families. Let’s bring some hope to these 500 families. Have confidence in knowing that your financial support directly results in blankets and clothes being placed into the very hands of those who need it most. Please go to our website to donate – http://captivating.org/region/donate and select Nepal Emergency Relief Fund. 

Please share this post with your social networks so we can spread the word. A swift response is so important.

If you would like more information about the needs in Nepal and would like to partner with Captivating to bring lasting change to these families, please contact andrewc@captivating.org

 

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