Girls of the INpowerment Home in Ghyangphedi, Nepal

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Help Nepal Recover

Catastrophic flooding has affected tens of thousands of people across Nepal, damaging homes, schools, roads, bridges, health facilities and critical infrastructure. Thousands of children are facing disruption to education while families need food, clean water, shelter, medical support and resources to begin rebuilding. The full scale of the damage is still being assessed, with Nepal's reconstruction needs currently estimated at $4 billion to $5 billion.

Compass Rose International is raising funds now to help move relief to verified needs through the communities and relationships it has spent years building in Nepal.

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The Teddy Bear Fund — girls carrying a giant pink teddy bear beside the same kind of bear left in flood silt

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The Teddy Bear Fund

A dedicated line inside the Nepal Relief + Recovery Fund for toys, blankets, and comfort kits for displaced children. Small money, disproportionate effect.

You give

Any amount, any rail — dollars, Bitcoin, stablecoins, or other approved assets. Marked for the Teddy Bear Fund.

We buy locally

Toys, blankets, and comfort kits sourced in Nepal wherever possible, so relief money stays in the economy.

Toy and comfort-kit purchases are receipted and photographed on delivery. If a community's greater need is food, water, or shelter, Compass Rose may redirect these funds — and that decision is published in the ledger.

August 26 · Northern and central Nepal

Nepal Is Facing a Long Recovery

Flash flooding swept through river corridors across northern and central Nepal, taking homes, roads, bridges, schools, water systems and power with it. Families who got out are living in shelters with what they carried; children are out of classrooms and communities that were already hard to reach are now cut off entirely. Relief means the basics first — clean water, food, shelter, medicine — and then the far longer work of putting a country's infrastructure back together.

$4–5B

Nepal's estimated reconstruction requirement — close to a tenth of the national economy. Figure attributed to Nepal's Finance Minister; the full damage assessment is still underway, so it may change.

Our goal is simple: move help to Nepal quickly, show where the funds are going, and provide evidence of the impact they create.

Aerial view of a Nepali town destroyed by flash flooding, with a school bus buried in debris
A town along the flood corridor after the August 26 flash flooding.
Aerial view of a Nepali river town buried in flood silt with buildings partly swept away
A river corridor town after the flood surge receded.
Homes surrounded by grey silt along a swollen river in Nepal
Silt and debris where the riverbank used to be.
Nepal Police disaster response officers carrying an elderly woman covered in mud to safety
Nepal Police disaster response teams carrying survivors out.
Rescue teams in orange gear staging along a mud-covered road
Rescue crews staging along a road cut by the flooding.

The people behind the mission

It Starts With the Girls

Before this flood became a headline, Nepal was already personal to us.

Long before this flood became a headline, Nepal was already deeply personal to Compass Rose.

For years, Compass Rose has worked alongside girls, families, educators, and communities across rural Nepal. At the heart of that work is the Girls INpowerment Home in Ghyangphedi, a place created to provide education, safety, stability, and opportunity for girls vulnerable to trafficking, early marriage, and leaving school.

But the work has never stopped with the girls themselves. The Compass Rose model is designed to strengthen entire communities by creating a ripple effect from girl → family → village.

When the flooding struck Nepal, our first question was simple: Are the girls safe?

Once we knew more, the mission became bigger. Communities across Nepal are now facing damaged homes, schools, roads, bridges, and essential infrastructure. Families need immediate support, and many will need help rebuilding for years to come.

We are raising funds to help meet those needs now, using the relationships, experience, and community network Compass Rose has spent years building in Nepal.

Meet the Community
Girls in traditional dress dancing for the community in Ghyangphedi
Girls and staff of the INpowerment Home gathered outside the school
Girls painting together during an art session
Girls laughing and playing in a mountain river
The center and village set in a steep river valley

Relief fund live

Follow Every Dollar

Money moves through four verified stages. These figures are drawn straight from the ledger — nothing is estimated or illustrated.

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Where help is going

Where Your Support Goes

Support is not limited to one village. Funds are directed to affected communities across Nepal, and every deployment is published here.

GhyangphediGhyangphediRasuwaRasuwaBidur — NuwakotBidur — NuwakotDhadingDhadingSindhupalchokSindhupalchok

Nepal · 5 communities being assessed for support

Ghyangphedi

Nuwakot District

High need

Access, supplies, and preparedness for the Girls INpowerment Home and village

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Relief deployments will appear here.

Compass Rose and local partners are identifying where resources can create the greatest immediate impact.

Last update: Awaiting first deployment

From Nepal

What the Field Is Reporting

Photographs and updates posted by Compass Rose field staff and partners on the ground.

No field updates have been published yet. Every update posted here will carry a named source, a timestamp and a verification level.

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Nepal Live

One map. Many sources. A clearer picture.

Delphi pulls official Nepali government and media sources into a single live view, so relief decisions are made against evidence rather than rumour.

Open Nepal Live
  • Government flood alerts and river gauges
  • Department of Roads closures and access
  • Live weather radar over the affected corridor
  • Nepali newsroom coverage with source attribution
Girls of the Ghyangphedi community together

Help Nepal Recover

Your contribution can help provide immediate relief today and support stronger communities tomorrow.

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Charitable funds administered through Compass Rose International.

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Relief begins with people. Trust begins with transparency.

Together, Compass Rose, The Space, and Delphi are building a more transparent way to support Nepal — beginning with immediate relief and continuing through recovery.

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