Nepal From Emergence Response To Longer Term Recovery

We have started the difficult transition from the emergency period to the early recovery phase – providing support and rebuilding educational opportunities for people heavily impacted by the disaster. In addition, the team took part in building transitional shelters open fields, in few days’ time the international donor community will be meeting in Kathmandu, PROFOH is hoping that donor response will match the magnitude of the disaster. “The hard work begins now.”  “Nepalese families need temporary shelters urgently against the monsoon rains. The heavy downpours increase the risk of more landslides on land already unsettled by scores of aftershocks. According Anita Singh, PROFOH’s Country Director ,more and more people are signing up to be members of the organization, she sincerely appeal to the Board to conduct a medical mission before the end of this year.