As a volunteer, you will be working with the farmers who are trained by VIN in permaculture. The work usually is hands on like designing the farm based on the permaculture principles U? 1/2 cultivating crops, weeding, irrigating, collecting materials, digging etc. Support farmers in making organic fertilizers like compost. Observe, interact, learn and implement.
Accomodation & food:
The volunteers will stay in Kathmandu for two nights until orientation. VIN covers two nightsU? 1/2 accommodation on sharing basis and simple Nepali-style food. Then they will be with the host family/hostel identified by VIN in Okhaldhunga. The living facilities are simple and basic. Male and female Volunteers will share the same living area with separate rooms. There will be 2-4 people in one room. Volunteers are required to sleep on simple beds. Please bring your sleeping bag.
Location & leisure:
Okhaldhunga district, which is 250 km from Kathmandu. It takes one day of travel by busU? 1/2a hilly and mountainous region surrounded by woods and fields. VIN also organizes travel tours like Chitwan Jungle Safari, Pokhara, Nagarkot for extra costs if you are interested after your work camp.
Requirements:
Basic English should be spoken among the participants and children Application for Placement Booking Volunteers must apply to our partner organizations in their own country. Attach your updated resume / curriculum vitae (CV) with two referee contact details (referees can be for your work/university/family); Await confirmation from VIN for acceptance. You will have to produce a photocopy of your passport and of your visa as well as a passport photo. English is spoken among the participants.
Age:
18-28
Location:
Okhaldhunga, nepal
Language(s):
English
Airport:
KTM: Tribhuvan Intl (Kathmandu, Nepal)
Trainstation:
OkhaldhungaVegetarian food will be availableWhole families, with kids, are allowed.
Project:
The participation fee 200 Euros (100 Euro for transportation) is to be paid on your arrivals at VIN Office.
Volunteering in Nepal has a rich and long history, with a focus on community service, social work, and cultural exchange. Volunteering in Nepal began to gain momentum in the 1950s and 1960s, with the arrival of various international aid agencies and organizations in the country. Many of these organizations focused on development work, such as building schools and hospitals, providing healthcare and education, and supporting economic growth in rural areas. In the 1970s and 1980s, volunteer organizations worldwide began to send volunteers to Nepal to work on various projects. Many of these volunteers worked on community development projects, such as building schools and infrastructure, supporting local agriculture, and providing healthcare and education to underserved communities. Since then, volunteering in Nepal has continued to grow, with diverse volunteer opportunities available, including environmental conservation, disaster relief, and cultural exchange programs. Volunteers can participate in various projects, ranging from teaching English to disadvantaged children, working on conservation projects in national parks, and providing medical assistance in rural areas. Volunteering in Nepal is often seen as a way to positively impact the community, gain valuable skills and experience, and learn about Nepali culture and traditions. It is also an opportunity for volunteers to meet new people, make friends, and develop a deeper understanding of Nepal’s challenges and opportunities.
Friendship Foundation Nepal:
FFN (Friendship Foundation Nepal) was established in 1991 to introduce Nepal to the world through international cooperation and promote its development through volunteering work. The organization’s focus on creating a better understanding and friendship among world citizens through volunteering is valuable for building bridges between cultures and promoting global citizenship. Volunteering work can be an effective means of promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation. Volunteers can gain a deeper appreciation of Nepali culture and traditions by working alongside local communities while sharing their experiences and perspectives. Volunteering can also help to build trust and friendship between people from different backgrounds, leading to a more peaceful and harmonious world. Ranging from two weeks up to 10 months depending on the project, FFN has hosted more than 3000 volunteers from all over the world so far FFN’s commitment to volunteering work in Nepal is commendable, as it can contribute to the country's development and promote positive change. By collaborating with local organizations and communities, FFN can identify the most pressing needs and work together to implement sustainable solutions.
Introduction The goal is to provide the local population with an alternative way of sustaining themselves while involving the whole family in organic agriculture and providing healthier food options. The volunteers will be involved in agriculture, working in a nursery to grow new and improved varieties of vegetables and crops. We will teach the local population how to plant and grow healthy produce. We will also provide a variety of different seeds which will be distributed to local families so that they can be used effectively to provide sustenance. In the evening, we will be discussing different topics, such as freedom of expression, women empowerment, peace, etc. with the local people.
Renovation of classrooms Teaching subjects such as English or Sports to students Sharing information about environmental awareness with villagers
Location:
The project will take place in a small village in Kathmandu district, 7 km from Thamel, the center of Kathmandu. Most local people live off agriculture. The issue is with the chemicals that are used in agriculture and their harmful effect on public health.
Accommodation and Food:
Simple accommodation with a local family. Volunteers will enjoy three traditional meals a day, mostly the Nepalese traditional Dhal Bhat and Tarkari, and take turns cooking and doing chores. Showers are available with cold water.
Leisure activities:
If anyone would like to explore Nepal before and after the project, we will also help you find a good company for your travelling arrangements in Nepal upon your request but it is not compulsory.
Pick up and travel to the project:
We will pick up volunteers from Tribhuwan International Airport on time on the information that will be provided to us. If volunteers prefer they can go directly to the location. All the volunteers will travel together with our camp leaders so please kindly arrive in Kathmandu one day before the project starts if he or she comes late they will have to manage their travelling to the project themselves. FFN staff will help you to catch the right transportation.
Language:
English
Participation fee:
275€ (Breakdown - Office registration (50€), project donation (50€), food and accommodation (150€) and local transportation (25€).
Volunteering in Nepal has a rich and long history, with a focus on community service, social work, and cultural exchange. Volunteering in Nepal began to gain momentum in the 1950s and 1960s, with the arrival of various international aid agencies and organizations in the country. Many of these organizations focused on development work, such as building schools and hospitals, providing healthcare and education, and supporting economic growth in rural areas. In the 1970s and 1980s, volunteer organizations worldwide began to send volunteers to Nepal to work on various projects. Many of these volunteers worked on community development projects, such as building schools and infrastructure, supporting local agriculture, and providing healthcare and education to underserved communities. Since then, volunteering in Nepal has continued to grow, with diverse volunteer opportunities available, including environmental conservation, disaster relief, and cultural exchange programs. Volunteers can participate in various projects, ranging from teaching English to disadvantaged children, working on conservation projects in national parks, and providing medical assistance in rural areas. Volunteering in Nepal is often seen as a way to positively impact the community, gain valuable skills and experience, and learn about Nepali culture and traditions. It is also an opportunity for volunteers to meet new people, make friends, and develop a deeper understanding of Nepal’s challenges and opportunities.
Friendship Foundation Nepal:
FFN (Friendship Foundation Nepal) was established in 1991 to introduce Nepal to the world through international cooperation and promote its development through volunteering work. The organization’s focus on creating a better understanding and friendship among world citizens through volunteering is valuable for building bridges between cultures and promoting global citizenship. Volunteering work can be an effective means of promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation. Volunteers can gain a deeper appreciation of Nepali culture and traditions by working alongside local communities while sharing their experiences and perspectives. Volunteering can also help to build trust and friendship between people from different backgrounds, leading to a more peaceful and harmonious world. Ranging from two weeks up to 10 months depending on the project, FFN has hosted more than 3000 volunteers from all over the world so far FFN’s commitment to volunteering work in Nepal is commendable, as it can contribute to the country's development and promote positive change. By collaborating with local organizations and communities, FFN can identify the most pressing needs and work together to implement sustainable solutions.
Introduction The goal is to provide the local population with an alternative way of sustaining themselves while involving the whole family in organic agriculture and providing healthier food options. The volunteers will be involved in agriculture, working in a nursery to grow new and improved varieties of vegetables and crops. We will teach the local population how to plant and grow healthy produce. We will also provide a variety of different seeds which will be distributed to local families so that they can be used effectively to provide sustenance. In the evening, we will be discussing different topics, such as freedom of expression, women empowerment, peace, etc. with the local people.
Renovation of classrooms Teaching subjects such as English or Sports to students Sharing information about environmental awareness with villagers
Location:
The project will take place in a small village in Kathmandu district, 7 km from Thamel, the center of Kathmandu. Most local people live off agriculture. The issue is with the chemicals that are used in agriculture and their harmful effect on public health.
Accommodation and Food:
Simple accommodation with a local family. Volunteers will enjoy three traditional meals a day, mostly the Nepalese traditional Dhal Bhat and Tarkari, and take turns cooking and doing chores. Showers are available with cold water.
Leisure activities:
If anyone would like to explore Nepal before and after the project, we will also help you find a good company for your travelling arrangements in Nepal upon your request but it is not compulsory.
Pick up and travel to the project:
We will pick up volunteers from Tribhuwan International Airport on time on the information that will be provided to us. If volunteers prefer they can go directly to the location. All the volunteers will travel together with our camp leaders so please kindly arrive in Kathmandu one day before the project starts if he or she comes late they will have to manage their travelling to the project themselves. FFN staff will help you to catch the right transportation.
Language:
English
Participation fee:
275€ (Breakdown - Office registration (50€), project donation (50€), food and accommodation (150€) and local transportation (25€).
Volunteering in Nepal has a rich and long history, with a focus on community service, social work, and cultural exchange. Volunteering in Nepal began to gain momentum in the 1950s and 1960s, with the arrival of various international aid agencies and organizations in the country. Many of these organizations focused on development work, such as building schools and hospitals, providing healthcare and education, and supporting economic growth in rural areas. In the 1970s and 1980s, volunteer organizations worldwide began to send volunteers to Nepal to work on various projects. Many of these volunteers worked on community development projects, such as building schools and infrastructure, supporting local agriculture, and providing healthcare and education to underserved communities. Since then, volunteering in Nepal has continued to grow, with diverse volunteer opportunities available, including environmental conservation, disaster relief, and cultural exchange programs. Volunteers can participate in various projects, ranging from teaching English to disadvantaged children, working on conservation projects in national parks, and providing medical assistance in rural areas. Volunteering in Nepal is often seen as a way to positively impact the community, gain valuable skills and experience, and learn about Nepali culture and traditions. It is also an opportunity for volunteers to meet new people, make friends, and develop a deeper understanding of Nepal’s challenges and opportunities.
Friendship Foundation Nepal:
FFN (Friendship Foundation Nepal) was established in 1991 to introduce Nepal to the world through international cooperation and promote its development through volunteering work. The organization’s focus on creating a better understanding and friendship among world citizens through volunteering is valuable for building bridges between cultures and promoting global citizenship. Volunteering work can be an effective means of promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation. Volunteers can gain a deeper appreciation of Nepali culture and traditions by working alongside local communities while sharing their experiences and perspectives. Volunteering can also help to build trust and friendship between people from different backgrounds, leading to a more peaceful and harmonious world. Ranging from two weeks up to 10 months depending on the project, FFN has hosted more than 3000 volunteers from all over the world so far FFN’s commitment to volunteering work in Nepal is commendable, as it can contribute to the country's development and promote positive change. By collaborating with local organizations and communities, FFN can identify the most pressing needs and work together to implement sustainable solutions.
Introduction The goal is to provide the local population with an alternative way of sustaining themselves while involving the whole family in organic agriculture and providing healthier food options. The volunteers will be involved in agriculture, working in a nursery to grow new and improved varieties of vegetables and crops. We will teach the local population how to plant and grow healthy produce. We will also provide a variety of different seeds which will be distributed to local families so that they can be used effectively to provide sustenance. In the evening, we will be discussing different topics, such as freedom of expression, women empowerment, peace, etc. with the local people.
Renovation of classrooms Teaching subjects such as English or Sports to students Sharing information about environmental awareness with villagers
Location:
The project will take place in a small village in Kathmandu district, 7 km from Thamel, the center of Kathmandu. Most local people live off agriculture. The issue is with the chemicals that are used in agriculture and their harmful effect on public health.
Accommodation and Food:
Simple accommodation with a local family. Volunteers will enjoy three traditional meals a day, mostly the Nepalese traditional Dhal Bhat and Tarkari, and take turns cooking and doing chores. Showers are available with cold water.
Leisure activities:
If anyone would like to explore Nepal before and after the project, we will also help you find a good company for your travelling arrangements in Nepal upon your request but it is not compulsory.
Pick up and travel to the project:
We will pick up volunteers from Tribhuwan International Airport on time on the information that will be provided to us. If volunteers prefer they can go directly to the location. All the volunteers will travel together with our camp leaders so please kindly arrive in Kathmandu one day before the project starts if he or she comes late they will have to manage their travelling to the project themselves. FFN staff will help you to catch the right transportation.
Language:
English
Participation fee:
275€ (Breakdown - Office registration (50€), project donation (50€), food and accommodation (150€) and local transportation (25€).
As a volunteer, you will be working with the farmers who are trained by VIN in permaculture. The work usually is hands on like designing the farm based on the permaculture principles U? 1/2 cultivating crops, weeding, irrigating, collecting materials, digging etc. Support farmers in making organic fertilizers like compost. Observe, interact, learn and implement.
Accomodation & food:
The volunteers will stay in Kathmandu for two nights until orientation. VIN covers two nightsU? 1/2 accommodation on sharing basis and simple Nepali-style food. Then they will be with the host family/hostel identified by VIN in Okhaldhunga. The living facilities are simple and basic. Male and female Volunteers will share the same living area with separate rooms. There will be 2-4 people in one room. Volunteers are required to sleep on simple beds. Please bring your sleeping bag.
Location & leisure:
Okhaldhunga district, which is 250 km from Kathmandu. It takes one day of travel by busU? 1/2a hilly and mountainous region surrounded by woods and fields. VIN also organizes travel tours like Chitwan Jungle Safari, Pokhara, Nagarkot for extra costs if you are interested after your work camp.
Requirements:
Basic English should be spoken among the participants and children Application for Placement Booking Volunteers must apply to our partner organizations in their own country. Attach your updated resume / curriculum vitae (CV) with two referee contact details (referees can be for your work/university/family); Await confirmation from VIN for acceptance. You will have to produce a photocopy of your passport and of your visa as well as a passport photo. English is spoken among the participants.
Age:
18-28
Location:
Okhaldhunga, nepal
Language(s):
English
Airport:
KTM: Tribhuvan Intl (Kathmandu, Nepal)
Trainstation:
OkhaldhungaVegetarian food will be availableWhole families, with kids, are allowed.
Project:
The participation fee 200 Euros (100 Euro for transportation) is to be paid on your arrivals at VIN Office.
« I would recommend participating in a workcamp, especially with VAP, who ensured that I found a project to suit me and provided essential training for me in preparation for my trip. Being part of a workcamp really is a life-changing experience, oh, and it looks great on your CV! »
