Volunteer share a special bond with a local child
More than 500 volunteers from around the world helped 47 families in 2013
Happiness - Home Partner with her children after the house dedication ceremony
The home partners are slected from the most deprived and disadvantaged communities in Nepal
Global Village Team in the build week.
In 2013, 34 GV teams with 508 volunteers build 47 houses for families in Nepal
Friday, March 21, 2014
Friday, March 21, 2014
Habitat for Humanity Nepal
for Humanity Australia provided access to safe and
clean drinking water and sanitation to 113 ex-bonded laborer families in the
Far Western Region of Nepal.
Every 2
families in the community have been provided with a tube well in their backward
which enables easy access to water for the families. Due to such WASH related
activities the community in Manhera are now enjoying proper hygiene facilities
as they have received water and sanitation facilities. Various awareness and
health trainings programs were also provided to the community to help them
learn about the various healthy habits and cleaning latrines regularly.
The
community members are more aware of the consequences of open defecation, use of
clean and safe drinking water and regular use of latrines. This provision of
adequate access to water and sanitation has led to a decline in the outbreak of
various disease in the community and has made families and children healthier
resulting in the reduced rate of medical expenses.
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Habitat for Humanity Nepal
On 3rd
March, 10 Volunteers from Japan landed on Nepal with the motive to build a
shelter for Acharya family in Kavre. They worked from 5th to 16th
March. Over 12 days, the volunteers worked hand in hand with HFHN’s partner
organization Jharana Saving and Cooperative Ltd. The team built a new house
made up of stone, bricks, and cement motor with tin sheets as roof.
Volunteer mixing the cement. Local Mason (right) teaching how to plaster. |
The volunteers were
always energetic and dedicated to the task assigned to them. During the build,
they helped each other in mixing mortar, plastering and carrying the
constructional tools. Along with building, the volunteers also had a very good interaction
between home partners. Throughout the build, they assisted each other to build
a new house for Ambika.
The volunteers were always grateful to
Acharya family for their moral support, love and care.
Volunteers enjoying their work. |
Ambika shared- We have been
living a miserable life in rented rooms for many years. Now it’s a time to have a decent life in a
decent home. Thank you HFHN and volunteers
from Japan for helping us. You have gifted us the most beautiful home in the
world.
Group picture-Volunteers with Acharya family Exchanging
culture (Occasion: Holi Purnima) |
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Habitat for Humanity Nepal
On February 1,
Japanese team at Pokhara united to construct a new house for Sita Pariyar.
Throughout the 14 days, the team along with Habitat for Humanity Nepal’s
partner organization Shreejana Development Center worked to build a cement block
house with galvanized iron sheet roof.
The volunteers helped in plastering,
flooring, roofing and landscaping. They highly dedicated their time and sweat
in building a shelter for Sita and her family.
The volunteers were very dedicated and
hard working. Each day they would
come to the site with a motive to complete a certain part of a home. They were
not just building home, they were building happiness for Pariyar. Volunteers
had a pleasant time covering themselves with dirt, sand.
Volunteers working on site |
Sita Pariyar’s house built by Japanese team at Pokhara. Japanese ladies with Home Partner |
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Habitat for Humanity Nepal
On 23rd February 2014, fifteen volunteers from Japan and
Habitat for Humanity Nepal’s partner organization-Shree Jharana saving and
credit co-operative Ltd worked together to construct a cement block house for
Gopini Sapkota in Kavre. Over this 11 days, they successfully built four room
house for Gopini. The volunteers, most of the teenagers enjoyed constructing
walls, flooring and digging mud.
Sharing love with Gopini Sapkota. Volunteer Mayu Eguchi
filling gaps in blocks |
The volunteers
shared their experiences on the site:
I am very happy to build a shelter for
Gopi’s family. I hope our team has changed her life with this new home. And we
really want her family to find happiness in her life. - Shota Ozawa (Team Leader)
I am a university student. Though we had paid an
amount for this experience, I don’t think that’s expensive because here we not
just built a house but also created happiness among family members. I’m sure
that I cannot get this similar experience in any other place or program. GV
left a big effect on us. We have known Nepal and the Nepalese people. Here, we
had together built a home. It was really good experience. Love Nepal!!! I hope
that “A world everyone have a decent place to live” will happen very soon. Thank
you so much for the experience. – Mayu Eguchi
Volunteers working on site.
I had a really good time here in Nepal. I experienced the joy of working for someone and I really want to join Habitat for Humanity activities again. -Ayuka Morimoto
Thanking for her gift (a nepali wallet) from Home Partner |
It was my first time building a house
with Habiat for Humanity in Nepal. It was hard work but I really enjoyed
working every day and had a wonderful experience. I want to join GV programs
again. - Natsumi Suenobu
I want to join habitat program again. - Kaito
Suzuki
I had a good time. This Global Village
was good experience for me. - Sumire Takemura
Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Habitat for Humanity Nepal
“We had a great time during our
Nepal GV. Thank you very much for all the support. Our team had great time. I
would love to come back to Nepal again.” -
Hiroki Shigeta.
“This GV was a great experience
for me. I shall never forget visiting Nepal this spring. Nepali people are very
kind and the children are cute. I love Nepal. Thank you so much.” - Orie
Fumoto.
Construction
of block house by volunteers
|
Every
volunteer was aware about his/her responsibilities. The team worked very well
around their assigned duties. They were diligent and helpful to each other. With
the teams extreme hard work, they were able to provide two new homes for the
families. In addition, the families shared their love and warmth with the
volunteers and were grateful for their help.
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