Nepal Earthquake Response
LOVE CARE FOUNDATION — INTERNATIONAL RESPONSE
Nepal Earthquake Response
Extending Support Beyond Borders
When a devastating earthquake struck Nepal in 2015, Love Care Foundation was among the first Indian NGOs to reach the affected region — adopting Gantuar Village for long-term rehabilitation.
First Indian NGOs to Respond
LCF was among the first Indian NGOs to reach Nepal after the 2015 earthquake.
Gantuar Village Adopted
The Foundation adopted Gantuar Village for focused long-term rehabilitation efforts.
Community Hall Constructed
Built a community hall for the local secondary school — a safe space for learning and community gatherings.
The Disaster
When a devastating earthquake struck Nepal in 2015, Love Care Foundation was among the first Indian NGOs to reach the affected region.
Understanding that recovery required more than emergency aid, the Foundation adopted Gantuar Village and focused on long-term rehabilitation efforts.
The Contribution
One of the most significant contributions was the construction of a community hall for the local secondary school, creating a safe space for learning, community gatherings, and social development.
The initiative helped restore normalcy and strengthened community resilience in the aftermath of the disaster.
Humanitarian support should not stop at relief — it should empower communities to rebuild stronger and more sustainably.
Love Care Foundation — Nepal Earthquake Response, 2015
What the Community Hall Provided
Safe Space for Learning
A dedicated space for students of the local secondary school to continue their education safely after the earthquake.
Community Gatherings
A venue for the community to come together, support one another and rebuild social bonds after the disaster.
Social Development
A foundation for long-term social development and community resilience in Gantuar Village.