Hallo liebe Frau Görlich und Frau Stahl, ich bin Shristi aus Nepal
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Hintergrundinformationen über Shristi
Shristis Familie gehört der Volksgruppe der Chhetri an. Chhetri ist ein Familienname der Kshatriya-Gemeinschaft unter Hindus auf der ganzen Welt. Damit gehören sie zu den Khas. Khas, auch Khas Arya genannt, sind eine indo-arische, ethnolinguistische Gruppe, die auf dem indischen Subkontinent, dem heutigen Nepal, sowie in den nordindischen Regionen Kumaon, Garhwal und Himachal beheimatet ist. Die Khas sprechen die Khas-Sprache. Die große Mehrheit der Chhetris sind Hindus und stammen aus den Volksgruppen der Kshtriya- und der Magar. Chhetri der Oberbegriff der fünf Kasten, die König Prithvi Narayan Shah mit dem erblichen Titel Kaji ausgezeichnet hat. Vor Drabya Bikram Shah waren Chhetris Könige von Kalikot und Gorkha, davor waren sie große Krieger, die in der Nähe von Sukantamaliyena in der Nähe von Sindhwali kämpften. Ihr Hauptziel war es, das Tal des Königreichs vor Eindringlingen zu beschützen. Den verschiedenen Aufzeichnungen nach gibt es 47 Untergruppen von Chhetri mit 12 verschiedenen Gotra. In der hinduistischen Gesellschaft bedeutet der Begriff Gotra (Sanskrit: गोत्गोत) soviel wie Stamm. Einige Chhetris gibt es auch in Darjeeling, Sikkim und in Bhutan.
Die Familie war schon immer arm und sie sind unmittelbar Betroffene des Kreislaufs aus Armut und Bildungslosigkeit. Ihre Eltern hatten kein eigenes Land, auf dem sie etwas anbauen oder gar einen Ertrag verkaufen hätten können. Ihre Mutter arbeitete als Feldarbeiterin und ihr Vater als Hilfsarbeiter auf Baustellen in der Region. Das Geld reichte kaum aus, um die Grundbedürfnisse zu erfüllen. Als Shristi etwa zwei Jahre alt war verließ ihre Mutter sehr plötzlich und unerwartet die Familie. Es besteht seitdem keinerlei Kontakt mehr zu ihr und die Familie weiß nicht, wo sie sich aufhält und, ob sie überhaupt noch lebt. Nach dem Weggang ihrer Mutter war ihr Vater zunächst alleine mit Shristi. Er arbeitete von Sonnenaufgang bis Sonnenuntergang als Hilfsarbeiter, manchmal war er auch tagelang oder sogar wochenlang weg, wenn er einen Job weiter entfernt bekam, denn ist nicht einfach in den ländlichen Regionen Nepals überhaupt Arbeit zu finden. In dieser Zeit war Shristi bei ihrer Großmutter Man Kumari. In dieser Zeit versuchte ihr Vater etwas Geld zu sparen, um ein Arbeitsvisum als Gastarbeiter in Katar zu erhalten. 2017 nahm er mit Hilfe einer der sogenannten Manpower Companies eine Arbeitsstelle in Katar als Arbeiter an, um dort etwas mehr Geld für sich, seine Tochter und die Familie verdienen zu können. Anfangs meldete er sich regelmäßig und schickte auch etwas Geld. Seit Anfang 2018 aber besteht kein Kontakt mehr zu ihm. Auch bei ihm ist nicht klar, wo er sich aufhält und was er tut. Anfangs lebte Shristi alleine mit ihrer Großmutter. Diese ist aber für nepalesische Verhältnisse schon sehr alt und kaum in der Lage das Mädchen alleine zu versorgen, da sie praktisch keinerlei Einkommensquelle hat. Sie brennt gelegentlich einen Schnaps aus Hirse oder Reis, der Raksi genannt wird und vor allem in den Bergregionen sehr beliebt ist. Damit verdient sie 500 bis 1.000 Rupien im Monat (ca. 4 bis 8 Euro), je nachdem wieviel sie herstellt und verkaufen kann. Da sie kein eigenes Feld besitzt, muss sie die Rohstoffe dafür zunächst kaufen. Die Gewinnspanne ist mit 30 bis 40 Rupien pro Liter wirklich klein.
Shristi und ihre Großmutter leben bei ihrer Tante und ihrem Onkel, da diese ein kleines Haus besitzen. Allerdings besitzen auch sie kein eigenes Land. Bis vor einigen Monaten hatten sie noch einen kleinen Shutter, in dem sie alltägliche Dinge verkauft haben. Viel Geld haben sie damit nie verdient, aber die Corona-Pandemie und der Lockdown haben dazu geführt, dass den Laden vollständig schließen mussten. Es war schon zuvor schwierig neben ihrem eigenen Sohn auch Shristi die Schulausbildung, Kleidung und medizinische Ausgaben zu finanzieren. Sie haben das Mädchen und die Großmutter bei sich aufgenommen, weil sie sie lieben. Aber sie haben keine Möglichkeit wirklich für sie zu sorgen. Die Corona-Pandemie und insbesondere der etwa sieben Monate anhaltende Lockdown, haben die Möglichkeiten weiter reduziert, vermutlich längerfristig, da das gesamte Land dadurch in seiner wirtschaftlichen, gesundheitspolitischen und sozialen Entwicklung Schätzungen der Regierung zufolge, um etwa zehn Jahre zurückgeworfen wurde. Mit besonders harten Konsequenzen für ärmsten und marginalisierten Volksgruppen in der Gesellschaft. Ebenso ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit sehr hoch, dass auch Kinderheirat oder gar Kinderhandel, ähnlich wie nach den verheerenden Erdbeben 2015 wieder zunehmen werden. Eine medizinische Versorgung kann sich die Familie nicht leisten, da diese nicht kostenfrei und aufgrund der Geographie sehr schwer zugänglich ist. Sie wird im Wesentlichen aufrechterhalten durch kleine sogenannte Health Posts, die in größeren Abständen über die Bergregionen verteilt sind.
Auch für wettergerechte Kleidung und für Shristis Schulbesuch fehlt schon jetzt in der Grundschule häufig das Geld. Dinge wie Schulmaterialien oder die Schulgebühr können ihre Tante und ihr Onkel sich nur gelegentlich leisten. Je älter Shristi wird, umso höher werden natürlich die Kosten im Zusammenhang mit der Schule. Auch wenn die Regierung die Vorgabe macht, dass staatliche Schulen kostenlos sein sollen, versuchen viele Schulen zusätzliche Unterrichtsfächer anzubieten, um ein annähernd vergleichbares Bildungslevel, wie die privaten Schulen zu erlangen. Da allerdings das staatliche Budget der Schulen dafür nicht ausreicht, müssen die Schulen diese Kosten über Gebühren für diese Fächer decken. Das führt zu einer zweiten Ebene der Diskriminierung innerhalb des staatlichen Bildungssystems, neben der zwischen privaten und staatlichen Schulen. Kinder wie Shristi haben unter diesen Bedingungen keine Chance auf einen Schulabschluss und der Druck durch die Armut und den Hunger ist groß, weshalb die Zahl der arbeitenden Kinder in Nepal, trotz des offiziellen Verbots, so hoch ist. Kinder und Jugendliche sind natürlich ungelernte Arbeitskräfte und arbeiten deshalb meist auf den Feldern, auf Baustellen, als Geldeinsammler in Bussen oder als Tellerwäscher. Für Jungs aus Nepal, die keinen Schulabschluss und keiner weiterführende Bildung haben, ist heutzutage oft die einzige Zukunftsperspektive für sich und ihre Familie, einen Job im Ausland zu finden. Es haben sich viele der bereits erwähnten Manpower Companies entwickelt, die junge Nepalesen als kostengünstige Arbeitskräfte in die arabischen Länder wie VAE, Katar, den Oman oder Saudi-Arabien vermitteln, aber auch nach Indien oder Malaysia, wo es neben menschenverachtender Ausbeutung immer wieder auch zu gewalttätigen Übergriffen gegen sie kommt. Die Nepalesen sind ein hart arbeitendes und fleissiges Volk, Zehn- oder Fünfzehnstundentage sind völlig normal. Das Problem ist vielmehr, dass die Gehälter für nicht ausgebildete Menschen viel zu niedrig sind, um davon eine Familie ernähren zu können. Es geht für uns bei unserer Arbeit neben der Ausbildung der Kinder entsprechend ihrer individuellen Talente und Fähigkeiten auch darum, zukunftsfähige Qualifikationen zu ermöglichen, damit sie die Möglichkeit erhalten, diese in ihrem Land zur Geltung zu bringen und nicht in einem der oben genannten Länder. Hierzu müssen individuelle und strukturelle Voraussetzungen gleichermaßen gegeben sein.
Dieses multimodale Konzept ist nicht nur von grundlegender Bedeutung für alle Aspekte der Entwicklung der Kinder. Es schaftt darüber hinaus die notwendigen Rahmenbedingungen, damit eine Patenschaft zum Erfolg werden kann. Zudem ist es Teil unserer Gesamtstrategie der Entwicklungsförderung. In Kaski leben sehr viele Menschen in großer Armut. Die Möglichkeiten der ökologischen Landwirtschaft beispielsweise eignen sich hier besonders gut, um die Wirtschaftskraft und die Unabhängigkeit der Menschen von Entwicklungsförderung zu stärken. Wir möchten auch Ihnen als Pateneltern in dieser Region zukünftig stärker die Möglichkeit geben sich hierbei aktiv zu beteiligen, wenn Sie dies möchten.
Koordiniert und kontrolliert wird dies einerseits natürlich durch Shristis Betreuer vor Ort, Santosh Mijar im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern. Darin einbezogen ist ebenfalls die für den Distrikt Kaski zuständige Mitarbeiterin in unserem Büro in Nepal, Kalpana Gurung. Insbesondere auch das Team unseres Kinderschutz- und Entwicklungsnetzwerks, bestehend aus Mitarbeitern in Deutschland und Nepal, sowie eine Task Force, die die Aufgabe hat sich beispielsweise gesundheitlicher, wie im Fall von Ashok oder schulischer Probleme anzunehmen. Im Rahmen der Entwicklungsprojekte ist unser Projekt-Management Team ebenfalls involviert. Durch diese intensive, individuelle Betreuung und Förderung bewirkt die Patenschaft also weit mehr, als nur die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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Our district caretaker Santoshi went to Shristi G.C's home that's why Shristi's birthday celebration. That time click the flower photos in front of the house.
When our district team visited Shristi's home. That time Shristi's step mother side grandmother was cleaning home.
Santoshi miss is fill-up Shristi G.C's CPDN foam. So, Shristi's step mother told the information about their situation.
When our district caretaker visited Shristi G.c's home that time Shristi came to her school and sitting her bed.
Our godparents child of Shristi G.C home to celebrate the birthday. Shristi was very happy. They are all fine, When Santoshi arrived Shristi and her sister was playing. And her mother making meal . Shristi is very intelligent kind and hardworking girl. She always go to school and doing homework regularly. She is very neat and clean
Our godparents child of Shristi G.C home to celebrate the birthday. Shristi was very happy. They are all fine, When Santoshi arrived Shristi and her sister was playing. And her mother making meal . Shristi is very intelligent kind and hardworking girl. She always go to school and doing homework regularly. She is very neat and clean
Our godparents child Shristi G.C received monthly things like copy, Pencil, School bag, School uniform.
Our godparents child Shristi G.C and her mother received the monthly things like Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss providing monthly goods to Shristi that includes Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
Our godparents child Shristi G.C and her mother received the monthly things like Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss had visited our godparents child Shristi G.C's home. When she arrived there she was getting ready to go to school.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss providing our godparents child Shristi G.C's her godparent's letter.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss had visited our godparents child Shristi G.C's home. When she arrived there she was getting ready to go to school.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss had visited our godparents child Shristi G.C's home. When she arrived there her mother was helping her getting ready to go to school.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss had visited our godparents child Shristi G.C's home. When she arrived there she was getting ready to go to school.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss providing our godparents child Shristi G.C's her godparent's letter.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss had visited our godparents child Shristi G.C's home. When she arrived there she was getting ready to go to school.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss providing our godparents child Shristi G.C's her godparent's letter.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
The Jeep was stuck while carrying the goods of this month. We used a jeep to transport monthly things for our kaski children.
One of our god parents child family member is helping to manage the monthly goods and distribute it.
These are groceries items, stationery items, bags, shoes, personal cleanliness tools toothpaste brush nail cut.... etc. Which are distributed to our god parents children. We decided to give this items because our caretaker visit our children home all children and asked for their needs and children requested for this things. So we distributed goods what they need.
These are groceries items, stationery items, bags, shoes, personal cleanliness tools toothpaste brush nail cut.... etc. Which are distributed to our god parents children. We decided to give this items because our caretaker visit our children home all children and asked for their needs and children requested for this things. So we distributed goods what they need.
These are groceries items, stationery items, bags, shoes, personal cleanliness tools toothpaste brush nail cut.... etc. Which are distributed to our god parents children. We decided to give this items because our caretaker visit our children home all children and asked for their needs and children requested for this things. So we distributed goods what they need.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar called all our godparents children and their family in middle of the place where children can come easily. Our caretaker managed all children and their family ground. Our caretaker bought groceries things, stationery things, bags, shoes, personal cleanliness tools toothpaste brush nailcut as according to our godparents children needs.
Our caretaker Santoshi gave our godparents child Shristi Gharti Chhetri monthly things Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut, Oil, Salt, Turmic powder, shoap and Rice.
Our godparents child Shristi Gharti chhetri to receive monthly things Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut, Oil, Salt, Turmic powder, shoap and Rice.
Shristi Gharti Chhetri and with her step mother to receive monthly things Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut, Oil, Salt, Turmic powder, shoap and Rice.
Our respected vice president Anil sir and driver Santa Gurung arranging our program banner in proper way.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi gave token of love to our respected Namaste kids Nepal president Sagun Gurung sir.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi gave token of love to our respected Namaste kids Nepal president Sagun Gurung sir.
Our organization President Sagun sir gave speech about awareness, health and education to all of our children and their parents.
Our respected president Sagun Gurung sir is giving motivational, awareness and educational speech to our god parents children and their parents. He said that education and health is important in our life, the people without the education is like a empty pot or inkless pen. He also describes about our program and future plan to our god parents children.
This month we organized a small program for children and their parents in Kaski. The children of Kaski and their parents were attend to the program.
This month we organized a small program for children and their parents in Kaski. The children of Kaski and their parents were attend to the program.
On the month we organized the program in the presence of President Sagun Gurung sir and office team and all the Kaski godparent's children and with their parents. We had some conversation with the parents about the study of children and how to take good care of them in every activities. In the program computer operator Shraddha Gurung, project manager Santosh Mizar, Health worker Namrata miss and Kaski In-charge Kalpana Gurung miss all the discussed about public awareness, health and education.
On the month we organized the program in the presence of President Sagun Gurung sir and office team and all the Kaski godparent's children and with their parents. We had some conversation with the parents about the study of children and how to take good care of them in every activities. In the program computer operator Shraddha Gurung, project manager Santosh Mizar, Health worker Namrata miss and Kaski In-charge Kalpana Gurung miss all the discussed about public awareness, health and education.
19 th janaury we organized the program in the presence of President Sagun Gurung sir and office team and all the Kaski godparent's children and with their parents. We had some conversation with the parents about the study of children and how to take good care of them in every activities. In the program computer operator Shraddha Gurung, project manager Santosh Mizar, Health worker Namrata miss and Kaski In-charge Kalpana Gurung miss all the speech about public awareness, health and education.
19 th janaury we organized the program in the presence of President Sagun Gurung sir and office team and all the Kaski godparent's children and with their parents. We had some conversation with the parents about the study of children and how to take good care of them in every activities. In the program computer operator Shraddha Gurung, project manager Santosh Mizar, Health worker Namrata miss and Kaski In-charge Kalpana Gurung miss all the speech about public awareness, health and education.
Among all the children some of the children's are excellent in their study , Disciplined and cleanliness. So ,we provided them good prizes to respect their talents in a proper way. Also we provided prizes to our children Simran Nepali and Sandhya Nepali for cleanliness and disciplined. Also we provided prizes to our children Saugat Nepali and Rasmi Nepali for talented in the study. They were very happy to get such prizes for Namaste kids Nepal. In the program, we had a small health check up for all the children. And also we measured the height and weight of all the children. And we provided the snacks for all children and their parents.
Our god parents children are having the snacks after the program. Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi miss was serving noodles to everyone.
Our god parents children are having the snacks after the program. Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi miss was serving noodles to everyone.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles and egg. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our godparents children are eating egg and noodles. And our godparents child Manisha Pariyar collect and wrote a present children and parents name.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles and egg. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our office health personal Namrata miss is doing health check up of Shristi Gharti Chhetri at the Godparents children visiting program.
Our office health personal Namrata miss is doing health check up of Shristi Gharti Chhetri at the Godparents children visiting program.
Shristi's grandmother was working in the field when our district caretaker Santoshi miss went to visit them.
Shristi's grandmother was working in the field when our district caretaker Santoshi miss went to visit them.
Shristi's grandmother was working in the field when our district caretaker Santoshi miss went to visit them.
Shristi was sitting in front of her house when our district caretaker Santoshi miss went to visit her.
Shristi was sitting in front of her house when our district caretaker Santoshi miss went to visit her.
Shristi and her mother along with our district caretaker Santoshi miss having discussion.
Shristi Gharti Chhetri receiving her monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Shristi Gharti Chhetri receiving her monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Our Kaski district caretaker Santoshi miss providing Shristi Gharti Chhetri along with her step mother with her monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Our Kaski district caretaker Santoshi miss providing Shristi Gharti Chhetri along with her step mother with her monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
On this month our caretaker visited Shrsti Gharti house. They are all well. When Santoshi reached there she was reading and doing her homework. She is very clever, disciplined, neat and clean girl. Her mother said she helps her mother in small wok. She always to go to school and study very well.
On this month our caretaker visited Shrsti Gharti house. They are all well. When Santoshi reached there she was reading and doing her homework. She is very clever, disciplined, neat and clean girl. Her mother said she helps her mother in small wok. She always to go to school and study very well.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi had visited our godparents children of Shristi G.C home. Shristi and her step mother. Now she is live with her step mother. Srishti was to live in the house of grandmother, father's sister (Fupu). Shristi's mother had left her when she was small and her father had also left Srishti and gone to the Gulf countries but her father had no contact with any member of the family. And now her father has returned home and married another woman. So, she now lives with her stepmother.
Shristi wants to show this picture to her godparents. So, our caretaker click this drawing picture photos.
Shristi wants to show this picture to her godparents. So, our caretaker click this drawing picture photos.
These are the Stationary things which is gave to our god parents child. We decided to give the stationary items because our caretaker visit our child home and our child and asked for their needs and child requested for Stationary items. So we have distributed Copy, Pen, Pencil and School Bag and what she need.
Our Kaski godparent's child Shristi with her caretaker. She is really happy and grateful that She have got such a great Godparents like you. She really appreciate that you are always with him in she is happy and sad moments and full fill her every needs. This time also it became easy for us to the stationary items Copy, Pen, Pencil and School Bag provided. Thank you so much for your all your help and support.
Shristi is very very happy and thankful to her godparent's. This all thing really needed and provided.
When Shristi Gharti received her monthly things, Shristi and her step mother was so happy and thankful towards their godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing what she needed.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar called our godparents child family and say what she need and understood their need. Our caretaker bought Copy, Pen, Pencil and School Bag our godparents child needs and gave.
Our Kaski district caretaker Santoshi miss managed this month monthly things. Our godparents children need the new clothes for Dashain. The new clothes were really needed for him so, we gave to Shristi Gharti Chhetri in this time as our Nepali most important festival is started at this time. So, we have provided her with new clothes. This is the longest Hindu festival in Nepal, traditionally celebrated for two weeks with prayers and offerings to Durga, the Universal Mother Goddess. The great harvest festival of Nepal, Dashain is a time for family reunions, exchange of gifts and blessings, and elaborate pujas. Dashain honors the Goddess Durga, who was created out of the shakti or energy of all the gods, armed with weapons from each of them. Goddess Durga, symbolizing valor and prowess, is worshipped and offered sacrifices to ensure the devotees' progress and prosperity. During the first ten days, pilgrims flock to various river confluences early in the morning and sacred shrines in the evening. Ghatasthapana, Phool Pati, Mahaastami, Nawami and Vijaya Dashami are the series of the events under Dashain each marked with a different set of rituals. Eak Maya Nepali and her family is very happy to have our Namaste kids organization and godparents support. This things to our child can be of help and very good in most important festival.
Our district caretaker Santoshi Miss distribute on this month monthly things T-shirt, Pant and Jacket. Clothes were really needed for them in this time and they are very happy by receiving the things. Here is all children school is closed in Nepal. Because Nepali's most important festival is coming soon. At this time our support they are very happy and these clothes can help to manage them this time. When Shristi Gharti Chhetri received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and her godparents for supporting in this situation.
Our district caretaker Santoshi Miss distribute on this month monthly things T-shirt, Pant and Jacket. Clothes were really needed for them in this time and they are very happy by receiving the things. Here is all children school is closed in Nepal. Because Nepali's most important festival is coming soon. At this time our support they are very happy and these clothes can help to manage them this time. When Shristi Gharti Chhetri received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and her godparents for supporting in this situation.
On this month our Kaski godparents children's caretaker Santoshi Mizar managed all children new clothes and provided it for dashain festival. This is the longest Hindu festival in Nepal, traditionally celebrated for two weeks with prayers and offerings to Durga, the Universal Mother Goddess. The great harvest festival of Nepal, Dashain is a time for family reunions, exchange of gifts and blessings, and elaborate pujas. Dashain honors the Goddess Durga, who was created out of the shakti or energy of all the gods, armed with weapons from each of them. During Dashain, men and women in their fineries visit their elders to seek tika (a dab of red vermilion mixed with yogurt and rice) accompanied by blessings. Sword precessions (Paayaa) are also held in various part of the Kathmandu Valley. A large number of animals are officially sacrificed at Hanuman Dhoka during Nawami which is attended by officials, invitees and visitors.During the ninth day, the Taleju Temple which is normally out of bounds is also open to the public. The last day, known as Kojagrat Purnima, is the full moon. New clothes, home visits, grand feasts, kite flying and village swings are the highlights of Dashain. Around this time the population of Kathmandu is greatly reduced as many head home to various parts of the country.
Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program for 100 children studying at Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 Dhital.
On this month Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program for 100 children studying at Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 Dhital. Vice President of Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality, Krishna Kumari Dawadi was present as the chief guest in the program. Chairman of Machhapuchhre Ward No. 6 Haris Chandra Dhungana was also present in the program as a special guest .Krishna Kumari Dawadi, Vice-Chairperson of Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality, expressed her gratitude to the organization for its continuous support and cooperation in the coming days. Also, the chairperson of ward no. 6, chairperson of the school management committee Dinesh Dungana and others expressed their gratitude for the work of the organization. On behalf of the organization, Vice President Anil Kumar Shrestha, Project Manager Santosh Mijar and Shraddha Gurung introduced the organization and spoke about the work and future plans of the organization. Similarly, the principal of the school, Buddhi Bahadur Mijar, thanked the organization for the support and encouragement for his student .
Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program. the program was really nice and all the student and school family were very happy by our namaste kids organization support.
September 07 Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School Children. Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program for 100 children studying at Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 Dhital. In the program Our Namaste Kids organization team Anil Kumar Shrestha, Santosh Mizar, Shraddha Gurung, Kalpana Gurung and Kaski district caretaker Santoshi Mizar were attended from our organization side. The program was really nice and all the student and school family were very happy by our namaste kids organization support.
Our Namaste kids organization vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir serve distributed the School dress.
Our Namaste kids organization team Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar serve distributed the School dress.
Shristi Gharti Chhetri received her extra donation things badminton and watch. She said thank you to her godparents for help, support and love toward them.
Our godparents child Shristi Gharti Chhetri received her extra donation things badminton and watch.
On this month district care taker Santoshi miss gave birthday gift (Badminton and Watch) to Shristi sent by her godparents. She is very happy for get birthday gift.
Our godparents child Shristi Gharti's Phupu is putting Tika to our child Shristi. They said thank you to her godparents for help, support and love toward them.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Books and Book Cover our child Shristi. When Shristi received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
We focus our children education in this month. In this week under started school so, our caretaker managed and provided Books and Book cover.
Our All the godparents children of Kaski are safe. In this pandemic situation of covid-19, our district caretaker Santoshi miss managed the things for our children. This is a rainy time in Nepal and the roads are not good and it is very difficult to reach the vehicles in every children's home. But our caretaker have delivers the goods to the children.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi managing all things in this situation. Every time they called our godparent's children and parent's then they asked their health, what they needs, all is good or not. They take care our all Kaski godparent's children's every step. They are ready for every time where our children have emergency problem. In this lock down period they managed to gave our godparent's children monthly things.
Also in this month we provided grocery things to our Kaski godparents children. We provided Rice, Oil, Salt, Soya bean, masala, Chilly etc. Last time we already gave sanitizer and Mask. In Nepal or Kaski also lock down because of increasing corona cases. So that this all items are they really needed. And Our district team and office team already called all godparent's children family then our godparent's children's family request to us gave them grocery things. So that we gave them grocery items in this month because in this lock down period most of family have no income so district team and office team decided and gave them groceries items.
Overall palika of Machhapuchhre Gaunpalika there has been 156 covid cases recorded till today. Where as in Lahachowk there is 53 cases recorded and in Ghachock 14 cases are recorded. The authorities there has continue to the lockdown but allowed to open bank and food store for certain time period and people are still restricted to walk in the community or from one's house to another person house if needed following safety precautions in case of emergency. They are also restricted to gather or form groups. Vehicles are stopped, all education process are stopped, stores or shops are allowed to open in morning time pharmacy, health posts hospitals are open all the time. Our children are all safe and are following safety measures instructed by our district caretakers and are self studying on their own houses and are on regular contact with our district caretakers through phone calls. By following safety measurements out caretaker also distribute the monthly goods.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Salt, Oil, Soya Bean Masala and Chilly our child Shristi. When Shristi received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and her godparents for supporting in these situation.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Salt, Oil, Soya Bean Masala and Chilly our child Shristi. When Shristi received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and her godparents for supporting in these situation.
Sandhya Gharti Chhetri receiving the monthly things. We provided Rice, Oil, Soya bean, Salt, Masala, Chilly etc. Grocery things were really needed for them in this time and they are very happy by receiving the things. Here is still lock down in Nepal. There is no any opportunity to get work in this time and facing many problems. But by our support they are very happy and these things can help to manage them some time.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi miss distributed this month monthly things Rice, Soya bean, Oil, Salt, Masala and Chilly to our godparents child Shristi Gharti Chhetri and her brother [Phupu's Son] . When Shristi and her brother received her monthly things, she was so happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him continuously.
During this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Machhapuchre Rural Municipality of Kaski district located at Bhedabari; Bhedabhari Primary health care center which is strongly affected by the corona pandemic. This is the only corona specicif health center in the whole municipality located at ward no 6 .The only corona hospital for Ghachhok Lahachok Sardikhola, Ribhan, Dhital, Dhampus, Lwang and Ghale village of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality is in Bhedbari Ward No. 6 of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality. We Namaste Kids Organization delivered the following medical materials: Spray Machine,Chlorine Solution, Dettol Hand Wash & Soap, Oxygen flowmeter, Pulse Oximeter, PPE Set, Sanitizer,Face Shield, Surgical Gloves and Oxygen Mask etc.
Covid-19 has caused lockdown all over Nepal. And many people have been infected with Corona. Corona has also affected Kaski district. As the only hospital in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality is treating corona patients. Our organization has donated some necessary medical supplies so that the corona patients can be treated properly.
The only corona hospital for Ghachhok Lahachok Sardikhola, Ribhan, Dhital, Dhampus, Lwang and Ghale village of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality is in Bhedabari Ward No. 6 of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality., due to the lack of health materials to provide corona patients. Our organization has donation the Spray Machine
Chlorine Solution
Dettol Hand Wash & Soap
Oxygen flowmeter
Pulse Oximeter
PPE Set
Sanitizer
Face Shield
Surgical Gloves
Oxygen Mask etc.
Bhedabari primary health care center we gave medical materials. The number of cases has hlightly decreased in the recent days the authorities there has continued to tighten the lockdown. People are restricted to walk in the community or from one's home to another person home if needed following safety precautions in case of emergency. They are also restricted to gather or form groups. Vehicles are stopped, all education process are stopped, stores or shops are allowed to open in morning time pharmacys, health posts hospitals are open all the time.
During this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Machhapuchre Rural Municipality of Kaski district located at Bhedabari; Bhedabhari Primary health care center which is strongly affected by the corona pandemic. This is the only corona specicif health center in the whole municipality located at ward no 6 .The only corona hospital for Ghachhok Lahachok Sardikhola, Ribhan, Dhital, Dhampus, Lwang and Ghale village of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality is in Bhedbari Ward No. 6 of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality.
Covid-19 has caused lockdown all over Nepal. And many people have been infected with Corona. Corona has also effected Kaski. We have successed in supplying medical supplies to Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Of Kaski District in Bhedabari. Due to which there are many patients of Corona. This is the only corona specicif health center in the whole municipality located at ward no 6. Our organization has donated some necessary medical supplies so that the corona patients can be treated properly.
The spread of corona virus in Nepal is increasing at the district and community level these days. At this time, the Corona epidemic has alternative but not possible to school education alive by operating school education in the midst of Corona devastation. Due to the corona virus, the education of Godparents children of our Kaski Machhapuchhre Rural municipality has been stopped. It is not possible to teching tution classes. In this way, the education sector in most of the districts of Nepal has been greatly affected.They are also restricted to gather or form groups. Vehicles are stopped, all education process are stopped, stores or shops are allowed to open in morning time pharmacys, health posts hospitals are open all the time.
We distributed some hygienic items to the children as planned by the district team and the office team to stay safe from the corona that has spread like an epidemic across the country. To protect against the corona virus that has spread across the country. This month we distributed hygienic items and Gloceries items such as Rice, Oil, Salt, Chilly, Soap, Sanitizer and Mask to all children.
On this month our Kaski godparents children care taker Santoshi miss managing all the necessary things and provide the goods of during the lockdown. To protect against the corona virus that has spread across the country. This month we distributed hygienic items and Gloceries items such as Rice, Oil, Chilly, Salt, Soap, Sanitizer and Mask to all children.
She is new staff at receptionist in Ghachock health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
19th february Second phase was done project in kaski. Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that inverter for the health post.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that 2 bed for the health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used. Santoshi miss went to visit Ghachock health post to understand and clicked these photos.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used. Santoshi miss went to visit Ghachock health post to understand and clicked these photos.
This month monthly things our godparents children gave the ready for distribution. And Our godparents children and parents received the things.
Our Godparents child Shristi Gharti Chhetri received this month monthly things. Such as Shoes, Bag and Stationary things etc.
Our Namaste kids project manager Santosh Mizar sir and our kaski new caretaker Santoshi miss managed the godparents children and their parents meeting. They are discussed health and education in that meeting. Under that meeting our children Shristi Gharti Chhetri received monthly things. This month Shristi received Bag, Shoes and Stationary things etc. Santoshi miss went to the Shristi G.C house and understood Shristi needs and asked the family. So, We gave her the same monthly as they needed.
Our Godparents child Shristi Gharti and her phupu received this month monthly things. Such as Bag, Shoes and Stationary things etc. Shristi and her phupu is very happy and thankful godparents and Namaste kids organization for love and support.
Our godparents child shristi Gharti Chhetri. Santoshi miss visited reading time Shristi's house. So, click this photo.
She is very nice and talented girl. Her study is very good. She is very happy and told district caretaker very thankful my godparents and namaste kids organization.
She is very nice and talented girl. Her study is very good. She is very happy and told district caretaker very thankful my godparents and namaste kids organization.
This health post staff of that is carrying the battery of the inverter. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perrilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
Our Namaste kids organization gave inverter for the health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perrilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
Our Namaste kids organization gave inverter for the health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perrilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
She is ghachock health post Staff (Anami) Rachana. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
This program Sagun Gurung, Anil Kumar Shrestha, Santosh Mijar, Sant Gurung and Rambabu Gurung are participated from Namaste Kids. The program was attended by Krishna Kumari Dawadi, Vice-Chairperson of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality ., Govinda Prasad Acharya, Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Health Coordinator, Surya Parsad Lamsal, Chairperson of Ward No. 3 and representatives of other social workers and organizations.
Our Program is talking provides by chief guest. The chief guest said, the organization is working really good in the sector of child health and education. The support are really helpful for the community people and we are ready to do coordination and help to the organization.
We held the second phase program on friday. In that program, Vice president of Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality attended there as a chief guest and Govinda Prasad Acharya, health chief of the Machhapuchhre Rural municipality attended as special guest. Also, representive of other organizations are attended there. The program was good and well managed. The chief guest said, the organization is working really good in the sector of child health and education. The support are really helpful for the community people and we are ready to do coordination and help to the organization, she said. Also the president of that program and also the chairman of the ward, Mr. Surya Prasad Lamsal thanked to the organization and appreciated the work of the our organization. He said, his masses get a good health services due to the help of Namaste Kids. We are ready and very interested for third phase program, he said. Other participated also thanked and appreciated to the organization. Our president Sagun Gurung, Vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha, Rambabu Gurung and Santosh mijar gone attended there from Namaste Kids. Our vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha explained about the organization and the future plan of the organization.
This photo taken to in a Our Namaste Kids Organization President Sagun Gurung and Vice President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Vice-Chairperson of Machhapuchhre Rural Krishna Kumari Dawadi municipality, Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Govinda Prasad Acharya.
Our godparents child Shristi Gharti Chhetri. Shristi Gharti received this month and our Kaski godparents children provided School dress. This school dress is made individually by tailor for each child. They really needs this things so we gave them school dress. She is very happy to this things and our children very happy and excited when she wearing this dress and go to school. They are very happy to her god parents and her father also very thankful to her godparents and Namaste kids organization.
Our Kaski children's caretaker Santosh Mijar gave a Shristi Gharti Chhetri clothes. Shristi godparents is loving and caring Shristi's so, by sent her godparents. She is very happy. Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Sir visited in Shristi Gharti's home to as well extra Donation to Shristi, Our caretaker gave warm clothes,Jacket, warm cap,highneck,warm cap,Shocks and paint to Sushant as her extra donation. She is very happy and thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her caring them.
Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Sir bought very good quality warm clothes, warm cap, high neck, warm cap, Shocks and paint to Shristi as her extra donation. Shristi and her brother received his extra donation things. Shristi and her brother is very thankful to her godparents for supporting and caring so much.
Shristi Gharti chhetri Received clothes her godparents extra Donation sending . Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Sir visited Shristi Gharti's in home to good quality warm clothes,warm cap,highneck,warm cap,Shocks and paint to Shristi as her extra donation. When she received her extra donation, that time she was feeling so good and happy because she got so many things which she really needed this time and she is very thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her caring them.
Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Mijar gave stationary things to Shristi Gharti Chhetri. She is very thankful for help and support them.
Our godparents children's monthly things is falling down from the jeep. To give to the Children.
Our godparents children's monthly things is falling down from the jeep. To give to the Children.
This is the monthly groceries of the month. Such as Rice, Oil, Salt, Soybean, Spices, Chili, Turmeric etc.
This is the monthly groceries of the month. Such as Rice, Oil, Salt, Soybean, Spices, Chili, Turmeric etc.
This is the monthly groceries of the month. Such as Rice, Oil, Salt, Soybean, Spices, Chili, Turmeric etc.
This is the monthly groceries of the month. Such as Rice, Oil, Salt, Soybean, Spices, Chili, Turmeric etc.
On July 17th, 2020 we officially started Phase I of the development plan to improve the health care service in the Machhapuchhre Village Municipality Ward no.3 in Kaski, Nepal.
Upcoming phases will stabilize and further improve the quality of all basic and necessary community health services. Phases III and IV focus on improving access to basic health services, including family planning, child health and safe motherhood, closer to rural households. We are going to contribute to providing educated manpower, such as female community health volunteers, basic health care services comprising the distribution of contraceptives, folic acid, Vitamin A and oral rehydration packets, as well as a community mental health program to combat common diseases like depression or epilepsy. On the grassroot level, the combination of Health Posts and Community Health Workers (CHW), e.g. female community health volunteers, is at the heart of PHC work in Nepal.
Phase I and Phase II emphasize the implementation of an integrated and high-quality maternal, newborn and child health service. Improving coverage and quality of immunization procedures, prevention of mother-child-transmission (PMTCT), antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period health services will be vital to reduce preventable maternal, newborn and infant deaths (according to the two global strategic plans, the ENAP and Strategies for Ending Preventable Maternal Mortality, EPMM).
Nepal’s Himalayan terrain has always provided challenges for infrastructural improvements in health service delivery. The delivery of PHC in Nepal is still based on networks on district level as well as on below district level health care facilities such as Sub-Health Posts. Only about 20 % of the Health Care facilities provide basic emergency obstetric care and around 55% provide basic delivery and newborn services.
It is our aim to improve the health care in each of the areas we are working. So we do in the Machhapuchhre area, as here is a lack of good health care facilities with poor access for poverished people. There is a small health care building (in Nepal called "Health Post") located in Ghyachok that should provide health service for the whole region with more than 10.000 people living here. Together with the government we will provide facilities and instruments to ensure a basic health care, according to the local requirements and the WHO recommendations for Primary Health Care. This Health Care Project is divided into 3 steps as we have to raise funds for it. Step 1 was finished in 08.2020, Steps 2 and 3 will follow in the 1st half of 2021.
King Cobra (English), Raj Goman, Kalinag, Kenwata (Nepali). Usually 3-3.5 m (up to 5.5 m) long, hatchlings about 40-60 cm. It is the largest venomous snake in the world. Likely throughout the lowlands and lower mountains of Nepal up to 3500 m altitude. Prefers forests and plantations in the vicinity of water and bamboo stands; King cobras are active by day, move rapidly, climb and swim well. Envenoming by King Cobra causes local swelling of the bitten part and progressive paralysis of the peripheral nervous system, leading to respiratory paralysis and death due to asphyxia. As king cobras can inject huge amounts of a venom that is not included in the production of Indian polyvalent antivenoms, large amounts of antivenom may be needed for neutralization.
King Cobra (English), Raj Goman, Kalinag, Kenwata (Nepali). Usually 3-3.5 m (up to 5.5 m) long, hatchlings about 40-60 cm. It is the largest venomous snake in the world. Likely throughout the lowlands and lower mountains of Nepal up to 3500 m altitude. Prefers forests and plantations in the vicinity of water and bamboo stands; King cobras are active by day, move rapidly, climb and swim well. Envenoming by King Cobra causes local swelling of the bitten part and progressive paralysis of the peripheral nervous system, leading to respiratory paralysis and death due to asphyxia. As king cobras can inject huge amounts of a venom that is not included in the production of Indian polyvalent antivenoms, large amounts of antivenom may be needed for neutralization.
Die Kinder in Nepal wachsen im Prinzip ohne Zugang zu Technik auf, ganz besonders in den ländlichen Regionen. Spielsachen sind teuer und die meisten sind deshalb selbstgebastelt.
Die Region in der Ghachok liegt befindet sich am Fuße des Himalaya. Der dominierende Berg ist der Muchhapuchhre, nach dem auch das Gaunpalika (entspr. einem Landkreis) benannt ist
Das Relief, welches die Geographie dominiert ist beeindruckend und ein Fluch zugleich. Viele Regionen sind ausserordentlich schwer zugänglich und die Plattentektonik, die das Himalaya-Gebirge immer weiter wachsen lässt, führt nicht nur zu Erdbeben, sondern auch zu Verschiebungen, die den Bau von Straßen in den Bergen zu eine Sisyphusarbeit werden lassen. Der jährliche Monsun spült dann die unbefestigten Wege und Straßen weg. Erdrutsche kommen ebenfalls hinzu, sie haben auch in diesem Jahr bislang wieder viele Menschenleben gefordert. Kaum vorstellbar, aber wahr: würde man das Relief glatt streichen, wie eine Tischdecke, wäre die Fläche des Landes fast so groß wie die Kanadas
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Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Santosh mit Ihrem Patenkind ?
Unsere Betreuer für die Patenkinder arbeiten alle praktisch ehrenamtlich. Sie haben alle eines gemeinsam: sie sind jung, sozial engagiert und kommen selbst aus armen Verhältnissen. Santosh Mijar ist unser Mitarbeiter in der Region (Gaunpalika) Macchapuchhre innerhalb des Distrikts Kaski. Santosh ist 26 Jahre alt und lebt mit seinen Eltern in einem kleinen Häuschen in dieser Region. Bis vor etwa einem Jahr arbeitete er als Lehrer für Mathematik/Naturwissenschaft und Sozialkunde an der Janajargat Model School in Ghachok. Schon seit mehreren Jahren ist es ihm ein inneres Bedürfnis etwas für diejenigen Kinder zu tun, die aufgrund ihrer Armut nicht oder nicht in die Schule gehen können. Viele auch motivierte und intelligente Kinder habe er schon nach wenigen Jahren die Schule verlassen sehen, weil ihre Eltern es sich nicht leisten konnten sie in die Schule zu schicken. Die sozialpädagogische Betreuung der Kinder und deren Familien ist für ihn viel mehr als nur ein Job. Santosh tut dies mit großer Hingabe und Zuverlässigkeit, er erkennt Probleme frühzeitig und entwickelt aufgrund seiner Ausbildung eigene Lösungsvorschläge. Er ist in dieser Region aufgewachsen und hier verwurzelt. Er kennt die Menschen, die hier leben und deren Probleme. Er ist angesehen und wird sehr respektiert, denn die Menschen kennen natürlich auch ihn, die Älteren von klein auf.
Da die Besiedlung in in dieser Region sehr gering und weitläufig ist, es nur sehr wenige Straßen und Geschäfte gibt, muss er mehrmals wöchentlich weite Strecken, teilweise mehrere Stunden zu Fuß zurücklegen, um die Patenkinder zu betreuen. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge im Laufe eines Monats oder die noch intensivere Betreuung, wenn ein Patenkind beispielsweise erkrankt ist. Um die Fotos oder Videos der Kinder zu versenden, muss er aufgrund der schlechten Netzabdeckung manchmal zu einem nahe gelegenen Berghang laufen. Auch das Entgegennehmen der Post für die Patenkinder, die ihm aus unserem Büro in Pokhara per Bus oder Jeep zugeschickt werden, ist nicht mühelos.
Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit ist neben dem sozialen Aspekt vor allem auch die emotionale Betreuung der Kinder. Santosh muss für die Kinder/die Familien immer erreichbar sein, denn allgemeine Notrufnummern, die auch wirklich eine Reaktion zur Folge hätten, gibt es hier nicht. Darüber hinaus koordiniert er unsere Bildungs- und Gesundheitsprojekte in dieser Region. Wir versuchen allen unseren Mitarbeitern ein ausreichendes Gehalt zu zahlen, welches auch ihre anstrengende, mitunter gefährliche und wichtige Arbeit würdigt. Da die Gehälter der Betreuer der Patenkinder größtenteils aus den Beiträgen unserer wenigen Fördermitglieder bezahlt werden müssen, ist jede zusätzliche Unterstützung über den Patenschaftsbeitrag hinaus für uns und damit für unsere Mitarbeiter in Nepal sehr wertvoll.
Wir haben uns daher überlegt, dass wir das Patenportal auch nutzen wollen, um den Pateneltern die Möglichkeit zu geben, den Betreuern Wertschätzung ihrer Arbeit auszudrücken, in Form einer kleinen, einmaligen finanziellen Unterstützung. Es wäre für sie natürlich eine ganz besondere Anerkennung, ihre Arbeit für die Kinder in dem Wissen zu tun, dass diese von den Pateneltern in Deutschland positiv wahrgenommen wird. Es besteht dabei aber absolut keine Erwartungshaltung, denn sie machen diese Arbeit nicht des Geldes wegen.
Möchten Sie Usha ein kleine Wertschätzung ihrer Arbeit zukommen lassen ? Dann haben Sie hier die Möglichkeit dazu:
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Die hier angebotenen Produkte werden in einer kleinen Manufaktur in Pokhara, Nepal hergestellt von Angehörigen, zumeist Frauen, der sozial schwächsten Gesellschaftsschichten. Für die Herstellung wird Pashmina (Kashmirwolle) aus Nepal verwendet. Die Anfertigung erfolgt noch von Hand und ist ein jahrhundertealtes Kunsthandwerk, dessen Erbe in der heutigen Zeit mit Verbreitung der maschinellen Produktion unbedingt erhalten werden sollte.
Durch den Kauf eines dieser Produkte unterstützen Sie zum einen die Frauen, die diese Dinge herstellen, denn sie werden durch uns direkt an dem Verkaufserlös beteiligt. Zum anderen fördern Sie damit unsere Gesundheits- und Bildungsprojekte für Kinder in den entlegenen und schwer zugänglichen Regionen Nepals.
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