The Covid-19 pandemic has hit hard in all the countries around the world. However, particularly low-income countries like Nepal have been impacted highly. Beside with the health and economic impacts of COVID-19 pandemic, extreme weather events and the annual monsoon season are also hitting the communities hard in Nepal. Not only with the COVID threat but people are now also prone to the natural calamities such as monsoon floods, landslides and alike. Relating to the incident of Sindhupalchowk areas, multiple landslides and floods occurred from June 15, 2021. Many families have been displaced and hundreds of people have been left homeless as floods on Melamchi River swept through the areas. Roads, bridges and other public structures have been damaged in flood affected areas. Large amount of crops were destroyed affecting agriculture, which might cause starvation for the future. In the immediate post disaster stage, the Government and other organizations provided ready to eat items, food and other basic essentials to the flood victims. However there were other needs that required immediate action to support women home based workers and infants of that area. Realizing the fact that disasters affect women and girls in different ways than they affect boys and men, SABAH Nepal through Parya Sampada project with the primary initiation of Women Friendly Disaster Management (WFDM), accessed the situation and prepared a relief plan to support the affected community, women home based workers and their families (children) from the flood affected areas.