At the end I'm leaving for Nepal too – Volunteers Initiative Nepal

My name is Silvia and I’m 28 years old… But it’s been since I was 25 that I dream to go to Nepal as a volunteer.
I’ve been twice in Tanzania for volunteering and it was my best experience of my life. First time in 2014, second time in 2015. Later I thought I wanted to know a new continent . Asia, why not? I have searched many countries and my favorite is Nepal!

When in 2015 there was the earthquake I thought to go to Nepal to help, but I could not because of my job. Three years later here I am! I’m organizing my departure for Katmandu. I believe each of us can do a lot with little. For that reason I’m here to ask a little help. Do you want to support the project? I will teach to many children less lucky and underprivileged because of castes or other motivations. We need material for games and primary resources for schools. Development and Play are rights of all world’s children. The name of the Project is “Early Childhood Development”.
Child Development is one of the major programs of VIN’s integrated Community Development Approach. To protect the rights of all children in the Jiptur community by:
Providing them with access to quality basic education
Developing their life skills
Providing access to health services (through our community health program).
If you want to know more about the Project and VIN you can look here https://www.volunteersinitiativenepal.org

I will take part of the project from 1 September to 28 September and I will work 5 days a week and 5 hours a day. I want to do my best!
It will be fantastic to take part all together to the Project, it will be for me like to bring each of you in my new experience.

Volunteering changes completely you inside. It’s not just you who change, but you can see that each of us in our small way can change things, and bring a smile in a person in the opposite side of the world. Not only going in Asia or Africa. I’m sure that your help from your home will make happy each child… Maybe you can send here ( silvia.corio@yahoo.it ), after donation, a picture of you and a written thought for them. I will show with love. I understand that children love to see who helps them, I think this makes them more happy than the help itself.

I really believe safety in numbers!

I will update pictures and news for you… Thank you so much to all!

I can’t wait

Silvia

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Cholindra Karki

16:12 16 Sep 24

Volunteers Initiative Nepal(VIN) is a non- religious, non-political, non-for-profit and non-governmental organization (NGO). It focuses on community based projects involving local volunteers backed-up by international volunteers in Nepal.It has been deploying its volunteers in teaching, teachers training,environment, health and sanitation, children development,women empowerment support, youth empowerment and disaster risk reduction. I am proud to be a staff of this known organization. Let the targeted community be empowered together…

Rosie W

09:01 08 Sep 24

Volunteering with VIN was an incredibly experience! I spent an amazing 2 weeks working in 4 schools teaching about disasters and preparedness while enhancing the childrens english. Everyone I met was so lovely and helpful enciting me into their culture. While in Okhaldhunga I got to see multiple festivals including Gai Jatra and Teej, which was unforgettable and really made my time in Nepal. I'm so glad VIN allowed me to see the beautiful sights and culture if Nepal and I wish to come back soon!

Sulav Singh Thakuri

07:25 14 Aug 24

Well, I was that lucky one who got an opportunity to work with VIN (Volunteer Initiative Nepal) as a local volunteer. It was the best part of my entire life till. During my time volunteering (about 3 months), I gained valuable skills like project management , community outreach. This experience also contributed my personal growth by enhancing my leadership abilities and improving my communication skills.Thank you VIN 🥰❣️I recommend all my other friends who are pursuing to do community work and who have commitments to do it, do visit VIN.

Lilou

11:45 05 Jul 24

it was an incredible experience, rich on a personal and professional level. VIN was able to support us throughout our mission. the volunteers met on site were very kind and welcoming. thank you Didi for these good dishes prepared. thank you to the communities for welcoming and accepting us. incredible adventure that I will never forget.

At the end I’m leaving for Nepal too

At the end I’m leaving for Nepal too

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