Nepal Program
About Nepal Program
Volunteering in Nepal – The country which very lately was the only Hindu kingdom of the world, took a giant leap to Democracy.
We recommend volunteering in Nepal, the country that recently took a giant leap from being the only Hindu kingdom to democracy to you. As an extremely picturesque and mystical nation, it contains all the attraction to keep your visit a memorable one from its natural endowment to charming and lively people. Mount Everest is located in this country with its related mountaineers. It is also popular for the presence of the Gorkhas (enemies’ nightmare). Having started our program in Nepal since 2 years ago, we have discovered a lot of hidden gems for our travelers. Some of the destinations within this country are Chitwan and Pokhara, adventurers’ and naturists’ paradise and lovers respectively. We have lots of volunteers’ opportunity in Nepal for all our participants and partners.
Child abuse, which is one of the social malaises prevalent in other countries of the world, is not exempted from this country. Children here are forced into hard labor, slavery, sort of, which has invariably affected their education. Nepal Child Labor Report has given 1.6 million as the statistics for children across the country that is involved in child labor. This includes porters, mechanics, factory workers, carpet marking and other related cheap and unskilled labors. Apart from child labor, child trafficking is prominent here as many children are reported missing for no explained reason. Children are faced with different challenges affecting their normal growth and development as well as emotional and mental health. An opportunity for anyone to volunteer in Nepal can go a long way in building and reshaping the lives of these children.
Another aspect that needs urgent intervention is the women folk. This category of people are discriminated against and also exploited in the country. They are not given equal right to education like their male folks neither do they have equal access to other basic resources. As relegated beings, they are not recognized in any national issue, but subjected to maltreatment, sufferings and gender discrimination. Their lack of education increases their illiteracy level. These and other related problems can be solved through our project of volunteering in Nepal.