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School for Helpless

In the face of great need, we propose to open and
operate a new school in Kathmandu, Nepal. This school will provide
up to 60 students with four daily classes in: Nepalese language, English
language, Mathematics, and Personal Hygiene.
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Scholarship program
In current era education is most powerful weapon for the every human being. In our context quality education is being most expensive than other stuff. Most of the gifted children represent the village and poverty line. Who knows, they might be our country’s future? To alive this thought we are proving scholarship and study material for those gifted children who are under poverty line in yearly basis. |
Helath Camp
The Eye Health Camp was started from 2005, when there
were still only limited funds and resources available. It
has served many people from remote regions that lack necessary
health care. .
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Handicrafts Home
Due to the increasing ratio of educated unemploment in country
we are runing Handicrafts home to promot selfemployment in society.
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Chhahari Group Nepal is volunteer organization established in 2001 and registered with social welfare council of Nepal . It is a non–governmental and extremely non-profitable organization established with the objective of changing and promoting the status of the country. The members of this group are committed towards our goal. The members of this group have collected enough experiences in volunteering works and are familiar with every problems of the society. Taking this into consideration, we organized together a group called THE CHHAHARI GROUP NEPAL.
"Chhahari" means roof (this means that all volunteers are welcome to accompany us towards our goal of helping people that are in need.)
We are running various projects in various parts of the country in order to help the people who are sufferring from Natural and political issues. Many other projects directly or indirectly benefit our citizens, e.g. Orphanage Home, Community School, Health Camp, Scholarship Program etc
Volunteering and Internship
Program in Nepal
Volunteering is the most fundamental act of citizenship and philanthropy in our society. It is offering time, energy and skills of one's own free will. It is an extension of being a good neighbour, transforming a collection of houses into a community, as people become involved in the improvement of their surroundings and choose to help others.
By caring and contributing to change, volunteers decrease suffering and disparity, while they gain skills, self-esteem, and change their lives. People work to improve the lives of their neighbours and, in return, enhance their own.
How can you help?
Donate your time. We are always looking for volunteers to assist in implementation of projects and fund-raising programs.
Our volunteering and internship porgrams are:
English Teaching | Medical
Electives | Orphanage | Information
Technology | Journalism/Photography | Health
and many other as per volunteers interests and
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Friendship Nepal Tours and Trevals |
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Friedship Nepal Treks |
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The Lions Club of Kathmandu Samakhushi Chartered by and under the jurisdiction of
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIONS CLUBS. More about club |
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The Edge-ucate.org |
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| Current and Upcoming Interns/Volunteers 2010-11 : |
| Name |
Program |
Country |
University |
Arrival Schedule |
| Sara Skjellaug |
Medical Elective |
Switzerland |
HECV Santé |
June 2012 |
| Edmée Corbaz |
Medical Elective |
Switzerland |
HECV Santé |
June 2012 |
| Siegler Mélodie |
Medical Elective |
Switzerland |
HECV Santé |
June 2012 |
Héloïse Cohade
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Medical Elective |
France |
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July 2012 |
| Becky Neave |
Medical Elective |
Australia |
Melbourne University |
Dec 2011 |
| Ross Hannah |
Medical Elective |
Australia |
Melbourne University |
Dec 2011 |
| Edwina Sutherland |
Medical Elective |
Australia |
Melbourne University |
Dec 2011 |
| Tessa Neave |
Medical Elective |
Australia |
Melbourne University |
Dec 2011 |
| Annie Parker |
Medical Elective |
Australia |
Melbourne University |
Dec 2011 |
| Vanessa Alexander |
Medical Tours |
Australia |
University of Adelaide |
Dec 2011 |
| Alliison Fraser |
Medical Tours |
Australia |
University of Adelaide |
Dec 2011 |
| Alliison Brown |
Medical Tours |
Australia |
University of Adelaide |
Dec 2011 |
| Julia van der Meulen Frederiekje |
Medical Elective |
Netherlands |
Maastricht University |
Sept 2011 |
| Alex Graham |
Medical Elective |
UK |
Sussex Medical School |
Aug 2011 |
| Smiriti Sharma |
Medical Elective |
Canada |
Jefferson Medical College, PA USA |
Aug 2011 |
| Ili Yamna Rossid |
Medical Elective |
UK |
Queen's University Belfast |
July 2011 |
| Intan Nornazihah Mohd Asri |
Medical Elective |
UK |
Queen's University Belfast |
July 2011 |
| Mirjam Severs |
Medical Elective |
Netherlands |
University of Utrecht |
Oct 2011 |
Anne Schoutens
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Medical Elective |
Netherlands |
University of Utrecht |
Oct 2011 |
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| TESTIMONIAL |
The
Chhahari Group Nepal set me up with a great host family
in Kathmandu and a volunteer placement in Kanti Childrens
Hospital. The Group was readily available when I had questions
during my trip preparation and provided a nice trip to Dakshinkali
Temple while I was in Kathmandu. It was overall a great
experience to volunteer in Nepal with the help of The Chhahari
Group.
Nikki
Hoffman -Canada
(Medical Volunteer-
Kanti Hospital) More... |
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Chhahari Group Nepal
Jyatha, Thamel , Kathmandu, Nepal,
GPO Box: 8974 CPC 449, Phone : 00977-1-4233084 , 4233085
Fax : 00977-1-4212203
Nepal Govt. Regd No.: 737/60/061
Social Welfare Council Regd No.: 21900
info@volunteers.org.np or chhahari@yahoo.com |
In Europe:
Ashok Pandey
14 Rue des Bossons
1213 Onex , Geneva, Switzerland
ashok@volunteers.org.np
Thomas Ruedisser
tr@volunteers.org.np
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In USA:
Madhu Silwal
813 Prestwick Street
Bedford,Tx,76022,USA
madhu@volunteers.org.np
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In Australia/New Zealand:
Milan Sadaula
10/2 Mckay Street Coburg
Victoria, 3058
milan@volunteers.org.np |
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Todays
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| Nepal’s
weather is generally predictable and pleasant.
There are four climatic seasons: March–May
(spring), June–August (summer), September–November
(autumn) and December–February (winter).
The monsoon is approximately from the end of June
to the middle of September. About 80 per cent
of the rain falls during that period, so the remainder
of the year is dry. Spring and autumn are the
most pleasant seasons; winter temperatures drop
to freezing with a high level of snowfall in the
mountains. Summer and late spring temperatures
range from 28ºC (83ºF) in the hill regions
to more than 40ºC (104ºF) in the Terai.
In winter, average maximum and minimum temperatures
in the Terai range from a brisk 7ºC (45ºF)
to a mild 23ºC (74ºF). The central valleys
experience a minimum temperature often falling
bellow freezing point and a chilly 12ºC (54ºF)
maximum. Much colder temperatures prevail at higher
elevations. The Kathmandu Valley, at an altitude
of 1310m (4297ft), has a mild climate, ranging
from 19-27ºC (67-81ºF) in summer, and
2-20ºC (36-68ºF) in winter. |
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