A response of solidarity to emergency situations in Nepal
Created following the 2015 earthquakes in the Kathmandu valley, our association Nepal Care brought very quick help to the populations of the most remote villages thanks to our team on site in Kathmandu.
Since then, Nepal Care supports an orphanage, rebuilds schools and dispensaries every year by organizing solidarity workcamps with French and Nepalese volunteers, buys clothes, furniture and supports teachers for the children of the Sharminub institute thanks to your generosity and your involvement.
The whole team at Nepal Care would like to thank you for your incredible generosity which touches us so much, thank you for your words of encouragement, thank you for your initiatives to collect donations: sale of kiwis, yoga classes, meditation club, photo exhibition and many others, thank you to the volunteers for their extraordinary energy and good mood during the solidarity workcamps.
We thank you from the bottom of our hearts!
■ in the spotlight :
Meal trays for the orphanage children
Thanks to the generous financial contribution of Christine Cely-Soulier and her friend Evelyne, the children of the orphanage in Kathmandu received 18 new meal trays. They will now be able to eat in better conditions. We wish them all the best for this year 2023 which...
Wishes for 2023
Meeting with the women of Deurali
The partnership with the brand Bleu Carotte is taking shape. Indeed, during the All Saints' Day vacations, Christine Cely Soulier, designer and trainer in the field of textiles, went to Nepal, in the village of Deurali. Her objective was to meet the women of the...
Aide
d’urgence
Nepal Care maintains a permanent basic rserve, destined for emergency funds in order to be able to rapidly intervene in cas of necessity.
Construction d’écoles
Since 2016, Nepal Care has organized construction sites for schools with groups of french and nepalese volunteers.
Les enfants de Sharminub
Since the earthquake in 2015 the Sharminub Institute regularly receives children to assure their needs and their education.
Orphelinat de Katmandou
Nepal Care supports an aorphenage in Kathmandu where 30 children ranging in age from 8 months to 16 years are housed and educated.
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