While humanitarian response is not currently ongoing, Chaudhary Foundation has a dedicated disaster response team to provide immediate relief following natural disasters. This team was formed after the 2015 earthquake, where the foundation provided long-term humanitarian response to the communities most affected — nearly 9,000 people were killed, 22,000 injured and hundreds of thousands displaced. This team was deployed again during the 2017 floods that were caused by an abnormally heavy monsoon season that disrupted the lives 1.7 million.
Dissemination workshop was held on 31st July 2025, Kathmandu to share the findings of an assessment conducted across 222 birthing centers in Nepal. The event brought together government stakeholders, development
Honored to welcome Her Excellency Dr. Danielle Meuwly to the CG Net office, marking a special moment in our ongoing collaboration with the ENSSURE project a bilateral initiative between the
Nawalparasi, a known hotspot for arsenic contamination, has long struggled with access to safe drinking water especially in Pratapur Ward-9, where a government-installed filtration system had remained nonfunctional for 13
Chaudhary Foundation conducted a scoping assessment on the Service Availability and Readiness of Birthing Centers in Nepal, aimed at strengthening maternal and newborn care. As part of this initiative, a
Chaudhary Foundation successfully concluded a seven-day AC Installation Training program at CGIP Nawalpur, aimed at equipping young individuals with practical, hands-on skills to support their self-sufficiency and livelihood. Congratulations to
Chaudhary Foundation brought warmth to the students of Shree Shiva Ganga Primary School in Susta, Nawalparasi, by distributing 116 sweaters, helping them stay warm during winter.
