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You have the opportunity to help needy children living in children’s home. Children who have lost their parents, children who have been abused by their parents and children whose parents are not able to provide for them. These kids need love, attention, life skills, and education so they can have successful futures free from poverty and filled with the same opportunities as others.
As a volunteer you will be a mentor by becoming a big brother or sister to kids in a children’s home. You will work alongside local staff to help with classroom teaching and homework help, childcare, and the daily operational running of the home. Volunteers are also encouraged to initiate their own work by organizing arts and crafts, music, dance, games, sports activities, and day trips for the children. This role is suitable for a caring, motivated, and self-directed person who has a love for children. Continue reading
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 Volunteer Aid Nepal currently has opportunities for volunteers to assist with teaching at preschool, primary, lower secondary and higher secondary levels. At any levels, volunteer teachers can teach core subjects, such as English, mathematics, science, social sciences, and can initiate extra-curricular activities.
Assist with teaching at preschool and primary levels : Teaching Nepalese Children is thoroughly enjoyable experience. This program is open to everyone. No matter what you believe your skill level to be, you have something meaningful and helpful to offer. Continue reading
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 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.
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. Continue reading
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 This year, Volunteer Aid Nepal is looking for 2 people to research, write, and produce a documentary film on the issue of Children in Rural 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.
The UNICEF reports says – more then 50,000 children die annually in Nepal with malnutrition as the underlying cause in more then 60 % of those deaths, half the children in Nepal are underweight, the literacy rate for 15-24 year olds is 81 for males and 60 for females, 31% of children aged 5-14 are involved in some sort of Child Labor *. Continue reading
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