Pjay Shrestha From Australia Steps Up for Flood-Affected Families in Nepal With Clean Water Support
The TON News | Nepal
Australian-based Nepali social worker Pjay Shrestha has extended meaningful humanitarian support to one of Nepal’s flood-affected communities, helping provide safe drinking water to children, teachers and families displaced by the devastating floods.
Shrestha recently shared that he was on his way to Shree Chandi Basic School, where a 6,000-litre water tank equipped with a clean-water filtration system is being delivered.
The school has become more than an educational institution in the aftermath of the floods—it is also serving as a temporary shelter for families who have lost their homes. With access to safe drinking water among the most urgent needs following the disaster, the new system is expected to provide clean and safer water for students, teachers and displaced families staying at the school.
Shrestha, who has been actively involved in social and humanitarian initiatives from Australia, said the support cannot replace what people have lost, but it is a way of standing alongside affected communities as they begin rebuilding their lives.
His initiative reflects the growing role of Nepali diaspora communities and social workers in supporting flood-affected families in Nepal, particularly in areas where basic necessities such as clean drinking water remain a major challenge.
“We cannot replace what has been lost, but we can stand with people as they begin to rebuild.” — Pjay Shrestha
From Australia to Nepal, humanity knows no borders.
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