After last week’s flooding, many people have had to evacuate their homes. As soon as they arrive at evacuation centers across Bidur, WCK & our local partners are there waiting with hot meals. Families can sit, share a meal together & take a breath before figuring out their next steps. #ChefsForNepal

WCK's #ChefsForNepal teams met with Mekh, who lost her home of 40 years, her farm, and her identifying documents. We served her a meal while she shared her story. When crisis strikes, our teams are committed to comforting impacted community members with a hot meal and a listening ear. (2/2)

Thankfully, our local drivers have years of experience and know how to find safe travel routes. Ride along with WCK’s Chef Chris and Bikram, one of our drivers, on one of these roads as they reach more communities impacted by the floods. #ChefsForNepal (2/2)

(2/2) With the expertise and local knowledge of Nepal Scouts, WCK delivered kitchen supplies to this community, where families are helping unpack & set up a community kitchen. This is what it takes to reach the people who need us most—and why local partnerships are everything. #ChefsForNepal

In Gerkhutar, Nepal, families are recovering from the flooding without power after a hydropower plant washed away. When WCK delivered hot meals & water to a shelter, we saw needs beyond food—so we returned with brooms & solar lights. When communities tell us what they need, we listen. #ChefsForNepal

(2/2) As we scale operations across the region, we're roughly doubling the number of meals served every day—reaching communities north and south of Bidur that have been isolated since the flash floods struck one week ago. #ChefsForNepal