Lions Foundation grants $200,000 for flood relief in Nepal
Summary
Lions Clubs International Foundation has awarded a US$200,000 grant to support flood relief and recovery efforts in Nepal. The aid will fund emergency supplies, rescue operations, and short-term care for children affected by the flash floods.
Key Points
- Lions Clubs International Foundation has approved a US$200,000 Major Catastrophe Grant for flood relief in Nepal.
- The aid will provide food, drinking water, blankets, hygiene kits, temporary shelters and medical supplies to affected communities.
- The grant will also support rescue work, debris clearance, and short-term care and rehabilitation for children who lost family members.
- LCIF said Lions in Nepal have already raised US$67,000, with additional contributions coming from Lions in other countries.
