Welcome to Volunteer Aid Nepal – A center for Community development. If you are looking for a volunteer work experience, career break, or just a meaningful travel experience, Volunteer Aid Nepal offers a variety of Community based volunteer aid programs. When you volunteer with us in Nepal you are guaranteed a professional support network to guide you throughout. Socially http://volunteeraidnepal.org/organization/
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As a development and volunteer organization, Volunteer Aid Nepal mobilizes national and international volunteers and local people into the sectors of education, health, agriculture, environment, etc. The aim of mobilizing these volunteers is to empower local people and raise awareness with a “bottom up” development strategy, and to help local people directly, through the various aid programs Volunteer Aid Nepal is running. Read more
Nepal is famous for her natural resources, Cultural heritages and hospitable people around the globe. Nepal owns the highest peak in the world, i.e. Mt. Everest. The beautiful Himalayan range in the north, the deep gorges, diverse flora and flora including the endangered spices and many spectacular places are her invaluable ornaments. The multicultural, multilingual and multiethnic people from east to west, from Himalayas to terai, united together for a common spirit of nationalism attract all around the world. Read more
Volunteers will teach English to the monks, both young and old, for around 3 to 5 hours every day. Volunteers can also have a chance to participate in some monasteries run programs & meditation during free time. This program combines religious learning & research through Volunteering. Read more
“It makes me extremely happy to know that Volunteer Aid Nepal has set its mind to create an informative website for volunteers. I am sure that the utility of this website will be valuable for both national and international volunteers. Thanks for your effort to make Nepal into one of the best volunteering destinations across the http://volunteeraidnepal.org/volunteeraid/ ICT volunteers needed for e-learning, IT and telecentre projects in Nepal. Become a IT volunteer to help those who do not have basic/advance computer skills or access to ICT (information and communications technology) and Internet is widening. IT Computer training volunteers need not be experts to teach computer skills to new beginners. IT volunteers support http://volunteeraidnepal.org/computer-education-2/ |
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Volunteer Aid Nepal (VAID NEPAL) is a non-government, non-political, non-profit development organization working under the principle of “Development through Volunteering”. It was established by a group of graduate students as an action for community development and empowerment under the Nepalese Organization Act of 1977 AD. It focuses its activities on the progress of disadvantaged, marginalized, and poorly educated people, and plays the role of facilitator for sustainable development by utilizing local resources.
Nepal is a beautiful landlocked country in the South-east Asia Region, nested in the lap of Himalayas. It is bordered by India in the East, West and South, Where as China in the North.
Are you interested on Tibetian Buddhist culture or way of Life ? Join Volunteer Aid Nepal’s ”Teaching in Buddhist Monastery” Volunteer Program. This is a great opportunity for volunteers who want to Teach English in the monasteries. There are several Tibetan refugees Camps and Monasteries that house hundreds of Tibetan kids taking Buddhist monk educational training in Kathmandu to preserve the amazing cultural richness of Tibet and Buddhism practice.
Volunteer Aid Nepal is looking volunteers to research, write, and produce a documentary film on the issue of Children in Rural areas of Nepal. The main root cause behind the poor status of Nepalese Children is Poverty. Nepal also has lots of Social problems that promote the poor status of Children. As a developing country of South Asia, Nepal’s population growth rate is high. So, the population of children is obviously high.
