Unlocking Opportunities through Volunteering: Nepalese Orphanages Await Your Support
Orphaned children in Nepal face numerous challenges, and education is the key to a brighter future. As a volunteer in Nepalese orphanages, you can be that key. Resources are often scarce in these settings, making the presence of dedicated teachers a priceless asset for these children.
Your role as a volunteer extends far beyond traditional education. Depending on your skills and interests, you can teach a variety of subjects, from drawing to music, dance, and cooking, fostering their creativity and personal growth. Many orphanages in Nepal offer volunteer accommodation, enabling you to immerse yourself in the local culture while providing essential care and education for the children.
Your typical day as a volunteer involves teaching in the morning and evening, making a significant impact on the lives of the children. In the afternoons, you may have the opportunity to support the local school, further expanding your positive influence within the community.
Join us in Nepal as a dedicated volunteer, and be part of an incredibly rewarding journey that transforms lives, including your own, as you create lasting memories.
“Ahona Anjum
My name is Ahona Anjum. I am from Bangladesh. I volunteered in “Future Nepal” for two weeks from 16th March 2019 to 30th March 2019. It was amazing to volunteer here. First couple of days, I stayed in Thamel. Durga was really friendly and also took me to sightsee lots of amazing places. Thanks to her, I also could learn a new language which was nice and helpful for my volunteering experience. My placement was is an orphanage in the outskirts of Kathmandu. I stayed for more than a week. There were 11 children there and all were super friendly and accepting. Staying there I could experience authentic Nepali culture as well as create great relationship with the children. Since they had exams, I taught them subjects like English, Math and Science. I also talk with them regarding serious issues like rape and domestic violence. Furthermore, I also taught two women English. It was a great 2 weeks. Would love to volunteer again.”