Nepalese women and children wait in line to receive food distributed by a non-government organization in the center of Kathmandu
Nepalese women and children wait in line to receive food distributed by a non-government organization in the center of Kathmandu
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Aid organizations are still working to help the people of Nepal in the wake of two major earthquakes

Thousands were killed in a magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Nepal on April 25

A second quake rocked the country less than three weeks later

CNN  — 

The people of Nepal are still trying to recover from two major earthquakes and a mudslide. Each day is a struggle in many parts of the country, and hospitals have been overwhelmed with patients to treat. You can make an impact by supporting organizations on the ground helping to the country put its self back together.

We have vetted a list of organizations working in Nepal that have created specific funds for relief efforts, including:

– Nepal Red Cross Society

– ActionAid USA

– Action Against Hunger

– Adventist Development and Relief Agency International

– American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

– The American Jewish World Service

– AmeriCares

– CARE

– Catholic Relief Services

– ChildFund International

– Concern Worldwide

– Convoy of Hope

– Direct Relief

– dZi Foundation

– Empower Generation

– Global Giving

– Habitat for Humanity

– Handicap International

– Himalayan HealthCare

– International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies

– International Medical Corps

– International Relief Teams

– Islamic Relief USA

– Jewish Federations of North America

– Lutheran World Relief

– MAP International

– Medical Teams International

– MercyCorps

– NFCC International

– Operation Blessing International

– Operation USA

– Oxfam International

– Plan International

– Real Medicine Foundation

– Save the Children

– The Salvation Army

– Samaritan’s Purse

– Seva Foundation

– Shelterbox

– Team Rubicon

– UNICEF

-- WaterAid

– The World Food Programme

– World Vision