Volunteer Nepal Our programs provide a safe, enriching experience working in a community clinic, rural village, with at risk youth, and little babies and toddlers. Take part in meaningful community service work, while discovering the people, sights, smells and tastes of Nepal.
Kathmandu is a captivating place. It is the capital and largest city of Nepal, and offers visitors a mix of the modern life and ancient culture. A visit to Kathmandu is like stepping back into the 12th century.
Parts of this bustling city are very crowded and run down, and other areas are architecturally stunning and home to numerous notable Hindi and Buddhist temples, monkeys, and ancient buildings.
Volunteer Nepal: My personal experience in Nepal has been changing. I have been so fortunate to work with nurses in a community hospital who make a difference every day. I truly believe the effort collaborative to bring change to the hospital. Also donate to buy a water dispenser that would bring cleanliness to the nurses and patients.
Continue reading Volunteer Nepal Kathmandu Review Connie Happ Healthcare program
My experience volunteering at the hospital has been wonderful. The nurses and doctors are some of the friendliest. Most helpful people I’ve met and I’ll be very sad to leave.
Continue reading Volunteer Nepal Kathmandu Review Jennifer Fields Health care program
I am a high school student that volunteers often but on a small scale with the Red Cross. I was able to come here from Germany to help with the construction project at an orphanage. The staff were very nice and welcoming. I helped the orphanage level their front yard. We build a wall to help stop flooding and I painted the entrance room and some of the stairwell.
Continue reading Volunteer Nepal Kathmandu Review Charles Knotts Construction program
Volunteer Nepal: Working with the kids was an unbelievable experience. They were all so heartwarming and caring. It is beautiful to see them smiling everyday despite their situation. I tried my best to give them someone to play with, to hug, to have a fun time with. Alongside that, I tried to provide more for the orphanage than just my presence. I invested money in the building of potential fences to improve their accommodation. Continue reading Volunteer Nepal Kathmandu Review Michelle Scholte Orphanage program
