Charities In Nepal

A charity with general charitable purposes, giving grants to the elderly, young, disabled and disadvantaged.Focussed on international development and humanitarian issues. Our mission is to work with projects that lead to the reduction of poverty, the alleviation of suffering and the achievement of sustainable livelihoods in developing countries

To provide free health and social care to vulnerable persons in lesser economically developed countries and the UK. To use education and training to improve and change lives. To help relieve poverty

The prevention and relief of poverty among children and young people in Nepal including, but not limited to, promotion of education, providing clothing, school supplies and other educational equipment, toys, construction materials, expenses, labour and grants

RELIEVE POVERTY AND SICKNESS, PARTICULARLY FOR CHILDREN.

Organising social and cultural activities to help communities and enhance awareness of health, cultural integration and education among the community members.

The advancement of health or saving of lives, the general public/mankind, provides services, religious activities, the prevention or relief of poverty, general charitable purposes, provides advocacy/advice/information.

Supporting smallholder fish farming activities (marine and freshwater, fish, shellfish and plants) together with assisting their growth and development by co-operative and other structures. Providing technological input covering all areas of aquaculture and assisting the education and development of resource poor fish farmers and their organisations and structures both in country and remotely.

The Himalayan Education Lifeline Programme channels financial and human resources to schools in the Himalayan region. It does this by raising money to enable schools to purchase educational equipment and books, and the construction of new buildings, and by finding people to sponsor poor children through their schooling. It also sends volunteer teachers to these schools.

ALA holds an international conference every two years. See information about us and the next conference at www.languageawareness.org ALA awards a small number of conference attendance stipends. It is also closely linked to the Language Awareness journal and is normally consulted about the appointment of its editor, a member of the ALA Board. Membership includes subscription to the journal.

To support local foodbanks in the Cheshire, Staffordshire and Worcestershire area.To support international relief work through donating goods. To assist disabled persons and in particular provide wheel chairs.

the relief of poverty through the support of Tibetan and Nepali refugee children attending the Mount Kailash Refugee school based in Kathmandu, Nepal

Trying to provide educational support to homeless and under-priviledged children in Nepal as well as to create health awareness. Also, to provide basic job skills related training so as to make them economically sustainable

1. To advance development, particularly, but not exclusively in the fields of education, health and disability in Nepal as the Trustees see fit.2. To promote formal education for visually impaired children in Ilam, Nepal and other regions in Nepal as the Trustees see fit.3. To support the work of Sahayatra Nepal in Ilam, Nepal by providing resources for selected projects.

Our Object Statement is as follows; THE PREVENTION OR RELIEF OF POVERTY IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD BY PROVIDING GRANTS TO CHARITIES OR OTHER ORGANISATIONS WORKING TO PREVENT OR RELIEVE POVERTY.We achieve our objects by making grants after completing due diligence, KYP procedures. We make grants in the UK and where we have established partnerships.

DEVRA is a charitable organisation that provides technical assistance to community-based initiatives and NGOs working on civil society development, poverty reduction, healthcare, human rights, education and related social development projects in the developing world

Prevention and relief of povertyEducation and developmentCreating opportunities and environment for growthImproving wellbeingFocus Areas:EducationHealthFoodWaterShelter

We fundraise for projects which help disabled people in Western Nepal to help themselves. Our aims are: -good governance-fundraising/awareness events (e.g. craft stall, presentations)-frequent contact with recipient projects (most recently, a palliative care project supporting people with long term disabilities and their carers) -good communication with our donors

Helping Nepali communities become more resilient through the rebuilding of houses and schools affected by natural disasters, through the provision of quality education and disaster risk reduction training.

1)To advance the religion of Islam by enlightening others mainly through distributing copies of the Quran (including translations to other languages). 2)By distributing the Manzoom Tarjuman Quran, a direct translation of the Quran in the language Urdu in poetry style. It is not simply a translation of the Quran, but is written in a poetry format without adding certain words to translate the Quran.

The advancement of public education in accountancy and related commercial subjects.Relief in cases of need, hardship or distress of Fellows, Associates or registered Students of AIA and their wives, children and other dependents through grants.

Help Rural Nepal raises funds in the UK to support health and education projects. Our main focus has been in the remote area of Dhading district, west of Kathmandu. We have assisted several schools by providing books, computers, solar panels, volunteer and permanent teaching staff. Our health programme supports individual cases, health camps, and providing medical equipment.

Supporting disadvantaged ethnic minority communities for promoting social integration and overall wellbeing; supporting Gurkha veterans and their families in the UK for their smooth transition and access to public services; working with overseas partners, particularly in Nepal in the areas of sustainability, education and health, climate change, poverty reduction and sustainable development.

Raising funds to support young people in the care of the Himalyan Children's Care Home in Pokhara, Nepal. Priorities are agreed with the home and a system is in place to ensure accountability for the funds. Awards contribute to food and clothing costs and school fees on a regular basis and other items as needed. Regular contact is maintained with the home.

Raising awareness and fundraising for orphans living in Kathmandu, Nepal

It gives bursaries to help poor children overseas to access local schools, and funds infrastructure improvements such as classrooms, furniture, toilets and computers. Priority is given to those schools and projects in which volunteers from Africa & Asia Venture have been placed. Some support is also given to deserving volunteers to these schools.