nepal earthquake

After the Nepal earthquake 50,000 community health volunteers have been working across the country to provide healthcare to women and children

On 25 April 2015, the biggest earthquake hit Nepal in 80 years causing devastation

A member of Plan International staff arrived in Kathmandu shortly after the first earthquake

Globally, 28 million children are denied an education because they live in conflict

Big earthquakes and aftershocks take a heavy toll on minds of the survivors, especially children

Plan International UK's Matt Crook was in Nepal when the second earthquake hit, causing confusion

Matt Crook from Plan International reports from Dolakha where 90 per cent of homes were destroyed

25 April 2015 saw a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit Nepal, over 6,000 people died