What We Can Do: Following the Debris Flow Disaster in Nepal

Since the large-scale debris flow in Nepal on August 26, we have received concerned emails and phone calls every day from our supporters.

We can confirm that everyone connected with our organization and partner organizations is safe. We are sincerely grateful for your concern.

As reported in the news, everyday life in the affected areas was swept away in an instant, and recovery is likely to take many years.

We have been discussing the situation with our Nepali staff and members since immediately after the disaster. International support is likely to remain active for a while. Yet when that initial response subsides, we imagine survivors may face realities so harsh that they could feel like a second disaster.

We believe that will be the time for REALE WORLD, which has an established base in Nepal, to focus its efforts. In preparation, we must keep moving and continue the work we are doing now.

For those of us in Japan, the Coffee Project is something we can support immediately. For many years, this project has worked with people in Nepal to create a positive cycle. By helping more people learn about and use the project, we hope to support Nepal.

This year marks the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Nepal and Japan. Witnessing the tremendous power of nature in this milestone year has also reminded us, through the lives of the people there, that we live alongside nature.

Nepal is a country where members of REALE WORLD’s Familia—our family—live. Everyone who learns about and takes part in our activities is also Familia. We want our whole family to join hands and move toward a better future.

We hope the Coffee Project can help the country where our family lives and the people who call it home.

One World, One Familia. Thank you for your support.

September 5, 2026
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