Charities In Nepal

The NST Development Trust gives grants to small scale projects in Africa, Asia and Latin American where the projects benefit disadvantaged sectors of the community.

Supports Christian gospel outreach and welfare work in Asia through the provision of grants for:a. local preachers, evangelists and Christian workers.b. Christian literature and translation.c. evangelistic internet sites and related resources.d. the relief of poverty.e. education and trainingf. support of orphansg. provision and upkeep of places of worship and education.

RAISING FUNDS FOR LOCAL, NATIONAL & INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE CAUSES.VOLUNTARY WORK HELPING LOCALLY, NATIONALLY OR INTERNATIONALLY

The Sarimilla Trust operates solely in Nepal. We help with educational costs and training in remote communities.

TO RELIEVE SICKNESS AND PRESERVE AND PROTECT HEALTH IN COMMUNITY BY THE PROVISION OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENTS IN HOSPITALS IN ANY PART OF WORLD, TO PROMOTE AND MAINTAIN EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS AND ORGANISATIONS FOR ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN ALL COMMUNITIES BY PROVISION OF BURARIES, EQUIPMENTS, BOOKS AND LITERATURE, TO ADVANCE THE HINDU RELIGION.

Giving choral concerts and music education workshops worldwide. Raising money for music-and education-related causes, particularly in developing countries.

church meetings, youth Work, helping the needy at home and abroad

In association with the Conservation Leadership Program*, the Trust awards an annual grant to teams of young conservationists internationally.*The CLP is a partnership of three of world's leading biodiversity conservation organisations: BirdLife International (UK), Fauna & Flora International (UK) and the Wildlife Conservation Society (USA).

*** IN LIQUIDATION***ART AID WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2014 TO ASSIST CHARITIES AND WORTHY CAUSES HOME AND ABROAD TO RAISE AWARENESS THROUGH THE HOLDING OF ART EXHIBITIONS AND THE SALE OF DONATED ART ACROSS THE UK. ALTHOUGH IN ITS INFANCY ART AID HAS ALREADY SUPPORTED NUMEROUS CHARITIES AND HAS DEMONSTRATED WHAT CAN BE ACHIEVED WHEN CHARITIES WORK TOGETHER

The Charity has two remits :1. To raise funds for the Gurkha village of Tang Ting,Kaski district, Pokhara, Nepal and to support the village through education, welfare and exchange programmes2.To organise community activities with the purpose of bringing together the villages of Debden, Debden Green and Wimbish in Essex with Carver Barracks and the expatriate Nepalese community in the locality.

The charity exists to promote the ideals and practice of vegetarianism as a means of advancing the mental, physical and moral improvements of mankind. it makes grants to other organisations.

The advancement of human rights and the promotion of equality by advocating the women rights and female birth in South Asian culture. To advance the education of girls that are second daughters in UK and South Asia, by providing and assisting in the provision of facilities for education

We built our own 'Bethany Children's Home' which can accommodate up to 20 children in Dhading, Central Nepal. As well as providing a home and family, we also fund their education and job training so they can have independent futures.We also support a number of local village projects, including fresh water supply, local schools, health clinic and community centre, plus disaster relief efforts.

To provide non-institutional assistance to orphaned and abandoned children, particularly those abandoned with AIDS in Romania and eastern europe. Extend charities activities to assist orphans and abandoned children in Asia by providing grants, sponsorship and management and support for family model non-institutional care home

The charity operates in the Brick Fields around Kathmandu, Nepal and provides education and support services for children aged 4 to 14, of itinerant families. Provision is based at the original school site and now also at additional satellite facilities, including village schools in the Himalayan foothills from where the children come. Adult education is made available for parents.

We relieve hardship for deprived people in the SW of Nepal, helping transform their lives and inspire hope for a better future.Our funds facilitate higher education for young people, especially women, from lower castes. Education helps them reach their potential and improves their life-chances. Employment lifts young people out of poverty and enables them to invest back into their communities.

Keep contact with former and serving members of the Regiment, foster mutual friendship/esprit de corps that provides support to the GBA , GWT and Gurkha Museum. Funds provide support for education in schools in Nepal and to branches there for anniversary functions and ad hoc payments to those in need.

Membership and community building in the academic field of affective computingConference organisation and support :IEEE Technical co-sponsorship of the Affective Computing and Intelligent Interaction conference seriesMaintaining a web site and server to support AAAC activitiesSupporting challenges through prizesSupporting access to AAAC activities through bursaries

Supports financially individuals and organisations, eg orphanages and students, predominantly, but not exclusively, in South Asia and predominantly, but not exclusively people from the Himalayan regions, especially Tibetans.

Advancement of Christian religion and education; the relief of poverty and sickness at home or overseas

YYY FOUNDATION IS COMMITTED TO THE PREVENTION AND RELIEF OF POVERTY AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION IN NEPAL. THE CHARITY'S MAIN INITIAL FOCUS IS ON THE REBUILDING AND REPAIR OF EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS DAMAGED OR DESTROYED IN THE EARTHQUAKE IN APRIL 2015.

1.The WORLWIDE relief of poverty, hardship and distress, among children and young people, especially the poor, suffering, homeless, handicapped and victims of war, irrespective of caste, creed or sect ; The advancement of education among the beneficiaries, by such charitable means as the trustees shall from time to time determine

We have been providing education for young children in Bangladesh.

SeeNepal Foundation provides professional eye care to help protect and preserve the eye health of people that lack access to such healthcare and those suffering from eyesight impairment in rural Nepal, through the provision of essential and accessible eye healthcare and vision aid, support, education and practical advice.

The aims of the Trust are to relieve poverty and advance education and health in overseas communities. The Trust achieves its aims by making donations to other small charities operating overseas. The charities are selected to ensure they have minimal expenses and a strong local presence in the communities they serve.