Nepal Floods Urgent Appeal (NDAUK)
Why We Are Fundraising
On 26 August 2026, severe flash flooding struck northern Nepal, causing widespread damage to homes, roads, bridges, and essential services. Communities in areas including Rasuwa and Nuwakot have been left facing urgent needs such as emergency shelter, safe drinking water, first aid, health support, and basic relief supplies.
How Your Donation Helps
• Emergency shelter materials such as tarpaulins, blankets, and sleeping mats
• Safe drinking water and hygiene supplies for families cut off by damaged roads
• First aid, health support, and medical response for injured or vulnerable people
• Food, essential household items, and recovery support for affected communities
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Nepalese Doctors Association UK
We are a socio-professional and charitable organization which promotes and supports medical education and health improvement projects, through independent and collaborative efforts in the UK and Nepal.
Upcoming events
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Medical Masterclass Specialty Teaching Series
Designed for IMT , Registrar and Consultant for insight and updates.
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RDC 2026
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NDAUK Mentorship Programme
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IMT Interview preparation webinar
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NDAUK Launches Free Community Health Check-Up and Awareness Project 2026
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NDAUK Teaching Session Announcement: Transplant Surgery in Nepal – From Zero to Present and Vision for the Future
NDA UK condemns “Discriminatory” NMC de-registration of NRN Doctors and Dentists
Strengthening Ties and Shared Vision: Highlights from Our Chair’s Prosperous Visit to Nepal
Dr Arati Thapa
Greetings and Namaste,
Recent NDA (UK) Activities
On 20th of January 2026, I signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on behalf of NDA (UK) with Cancer Care Nepal for collaborative research in cervical cancer. The agreement was witnessed by Dr Sashakta Thapa, with senior oncologists Dr Madan Piya, Dr Sandhya Chapagain, and Dr Rashmey Pun Gurung also in attendance. I have also been invited to deliver a talk on NDA (UK) at their conference as Guest of Honour.
I was welcomed by NAMS to discuss future collaborations, exchange of knowledge, and utilisation of the simulation lab, in the presence of Vice Chancellor Dr Bhupendra Basnet, Rector Dr L. Karki, and Head of Medical Education Dr Sandhya Chapagain.
I visited the Simulation Lab, to which NDA was one of the donors. We discussed how this facility could be utilised more fully to reach its true potential.
I also had the privilege of meeting the “God of Eyesight,” Dr Sanduk Ruit, at Tilganga. I observed a live cataract extraction from the viewing room, toured the hospital, and discussed skills transfer initiatives.
Meanwhile, our members continue to dedicate their expertise to Nepal during visit.
The NOTSS course is currently being led by Dr Kamal Aryal, former Chair of NDA (UK).
Our co-opted member, Dr Sashakta Thapa, is also doing excellent work for Down’s syndrome through the Down’s Syndrome Society Nepal.
NDA(UK) has been invited to few other medical institutions in Nepal.
It is a privilege to be part of, and to lead, such a prestigious organisation.
Thank you all for your continued commitment, support, and hard work for NDA (UK).
Chair’s Christmas and New Year Message
Dr Arati Thapa(NDAUK Chair)
NDA UK Charity Winter Run - Regents Park, London
Please help eliminate cervical cancer in Nepal and support Cancer Care Nepal!
Thank you Mrs Manisha Koirala, a veteran Nepalese artist for supporting our noble event .
Thank You Miss Gaurika Singh, a veteran Nepalese swimmer for supporting and participating in our noble event.
