Charities In Nepal

1. The relief of poverty, financial hardship, sickness and distress in communities in the UK, in Nepal or elsewhere in the world, in particular the Gurkha Community,2. The advancement education, arts, culture, heritage in children and youth.

The prevention or relief of poverty or financial hardship in Nepal for the public benefit by providing or assisting in the provision of education, training, healthcare projects and all the necessary support designed to enable individuals to generate a sustainable income and be self-sufficient

Aprender empowers educators to build better schools through coaching, leadership training, and sustainable learning - impacting 1.2M children across the world. We train local coaches who then develop teachers and school leaders. We democratise access to this training through technology solutions that close the digital divide, allowing educators to participate in training at minimal cost.

The charity holds and distributes monies arising from the charitable fund raising activities undertaken by the N Wales & NW England Rotary Passport Club. Funds are used for the relief or the poor and needy or such other charitable purposes that the Club may direct both in the UK and overseas.

We work with small children based charities and organisations in the countries listed supporting child education and welfare. We also support linked causes which include disadvantaged women. Funds are raised through supporters raising minimum donation to join a trip to the project they are supporting.

THE CHARITY WILL UNDERTAKE ACTIVITIES FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT OF PEOPLE IN THE UK AND IN VERY DEPRIVED COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE; THOSE IN EXTREMELY HIGH POVERTY AND AS SUCH WILL ASSIST GLOBAL COMMUNITIES IN SUCH CHARITABLE WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES SEE FIT

Rotary Club service to local community and internationally:--Support of local organisations & services which provide local benefit.Support of very local organisations through a town-wide lottery.International support of pupils & students in Nepal through a separately donated fund, assisted by a Nepal Rotary Club. Support of Rotary International charity, and general disasters as they arise.

1. Holding church services2. Fundraising and feeding the less privileged people3. Helping clean the streets of our town4. Conducting family life and youth seminars5. Training youth and giving career guidance

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The Charity is focused on improving the lives of farmers and rural communities in overseas areas and assists with the building of schools, education, housing, water and wellbeing.The Charity will also consider projects in the UK and abroad which improve the lives of local communities in relation to health, housing, education and wellbeing.

GRANTMAKING: For charitable work overseas at the discretion of trustees. All approaches for possible funding must be made through our website. The projects we support are aimed at producing lasting change, particularly through small-scale self-help initiatives, to some of the poorest sections of society. We also have concern for the victims of violence and for the promotion of peace.

Our aim is to support and enable our Nepali friends in realizing their ideas and visions for progress within their communities. Our support is based around an ethos of mutual respect, cooperation and friendship in which both sides benefit, learn and develop side by side. We strive to promote education and community development within Nepal and support the projects that our Nepali partners wish to

Setting up Academic Health Science Centres(AHSC) in SAMEO region to improve Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn and Child health (RMNCH) care through education and training the HCSP (health care service providers) at global standard in collaboration with investors and education institutes in respective countries. At present main focus is marginalised community of Pakistan, Iran and UAE.

To Advance the Pokhareli Community in England and Wales & Nepal for the public benefit, foster good community relationship and development.To support individuals with the disability with moral support including in the area of physical fitness and sport.

Various fundraising and service events which we organise in order to meet our overall objectives. Further information is contained in our annual accounts.

In Nepal we have been rebuilding a school that had been completely destroyed in the 2015 earthquake. There are 5 new classrooms, a toilet block and a new drinking water filtration system. We have also recently repainted two school and repaired and replaced desks and chairs. We are currently sponsoring 6 children through their education at the school.

Relief of poverty in the world. Supporting local charitable organisations. Grants to individuals to support specific projects.

The charity is for charitable purposes connected with the Roman Catholic religion both in England and its missions around the world.

More Than a Dent has been established to deliver projects with a long term impact to communities in need all around the world, with one project being funded per year.Only projects that offer long term benefit to communities are selected and then fundraised for. Measures are put in place to support the project's delivery of their objectives over the long term.

fhn is an international NGO that was formed in 2001. Our focus is sustainable development and the provision of basic health-care to rural communities. fhn manages and co-ordinates projects in Ecuador and Ghana. Each project shares the same fundamental principles of providing affordable healthcare to a local community that previously had none, in a culturally and socially sensitive manner.

support for Northern Pakistan earthquake area in partnership with Midlands International Muslim Relief with special camps doing cataract operations for free ( did 197 this year(. Also supporting trelawny area of Jamaica in partnership with the charity TORA. Provided medical relief to Gaza hospital. Supplied tents direct to Haiti. Provided water wells and seed growing project in Niger with ADRA

Facilitate Buddhist study and practice. Invite and host visiting Buddhist teachers

T.E.R.A. helps to provide support for the education, health & welfare of people in impoverished Himalayan communities of India, Nepal (& Tibet, when needed). T.E.R.A. is seeking financial support for our ongoing & vital project work - please do not send speculative requests for grants as our funds are presently committed to our existing projects. Any unsolicited enquiries will not receive a reply.

The Fund supports specific research projects in the life and earth sciences undertaken in the field. There are no specified requirements in terms of nationality or qualification, but applicants should demonstrate existing skills experience or expertise. . Grants may be for a proportion of total costs, such as travel or for specific items of equipment.

Regular short term mission trips including trips to help partner organisations involved in assisting refugees, housing orphans and conducting feeding programmes.Supplying humanatarian aid, which is being carried out through our partnership programme.