International Health Partners (IHP) is urgently responding to the aftermath of the floods in Nepal, which devastated communities along a 72 km stretch of the Trishuli River, by delivering a shipment of essential medicines via our trusted partner Project HOPE. As flood-affected communities recover, the demand for healthcare is rapidly increasing. This initial shipment will provide treatment for more than 15,950 people affected by the disaster while strengthening local emergency response capacity.
On 26 August 2026, flash floods and debris flows destroyed homes, infrastructure and the Gyirong checkpoint on the China-Nepal border. As of 22 September, over 1,450 people have lost their lives, 5,600 remain missing, 13,800 have been rescued and thousands have been displaced (OCHA). The humanitarian needs are growing rapidly. Communities urgently need healthcare, shelter, clean water and sanitation, food, essential supplies, and mental health and psychosocial support (IOM).
The initial shipment will include essential primary healthcare medicines, as well as medicines for non-communicable diseases, includes diabetes, cardiovascular disease and mental health conditions. IHP oversees every stage - from procurement and quality control to shipment - working closely with our partner Project HOPE to identify where medicines are needed most. This targeted approach ensures that urgent medical care reaches the people and communities who need it most.
Providing vital medicines and medical supplies to communities in Nepal is key to helping those hardest hit recover as quickly as possible. By restoring health, we lay the foundation for lasting recovery - enabling communities to rebuild their resources, livelihoods, and infrastructure with strength and resilience.
This project has provided additional documentation in a PDF file (projdoc.pdf).
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