Hintergrundinformationen über Sahara
Sahara ist, wie die meisten Kinder in den Bergregionen Nepals, als häusliche Geburt zur Welt gekommen. Ihre Familie gehört der Kaste der Bishwokarma an, einer Handwerkerkaste. Traditionell stellen die Angehörigen dieser Volksgruppe Schmiedewerkzeuge her. Bishwokarma ist eine Unterkaste der Dalit. Dies sind die “Unberührbaren” im heutigen Nepal. Der Begriff Dalit bezieht sich auf eine Gruppe von Menschen, die religiös, kulturell, sozial, wirtschaftlich und historisch unterdrückt, ausgeschlossen und als unantastbar behandelt werden. Sie leben in unterschiedlichen Regionen, sprechen verschiedene Sprachen und gehören unterschiedlichen Kulturen und Kasten an. Laut der National Dalit Commission (NDC) werden Dalit definiert als „jene Gemeinschaften, die wegen der Diskriminierung und der Unberührbarkeit aufgrund ihrer Kastenzugehörigkeit am rückständigsten in den Bereichen Soziales, Wirtschaft, Bildung, Politik und Religion sind. Die Dalit sind als niedrigere Kaste innerhalb des geschichteten hinduistischen Kastensystem bekannt, welches vor etwa 300 Jahren entstand. Sie sehen sich im täglichen Leben sehr vielen Formen diskriminierender Praktiken gegenüber, in den ländlichen Regionen deutlich stärker als in den Städten. Beispielsweise ist es Dalit nicht gestattet, die Häuser Angehöriger höherer Kasten zu betreten, ganz gleich wie gut man sich kennt oder vielleicht sogar befreundet ist, auch unabhängig von der Hierarchie untereinander. Dies hat in erster Linie religiöse und spirituelle Gründe, denn diejenigen glauben, dass die Unreinheit, die damit in ihr Haus gebracht würde, die Götter erzürnen würde. Diese Denkweise ist aber heutzutage fast ausschließlich nur noch bei älteren Menschen anzutreffen. Die jüngeren Generationen entfernen sich immer weiter von dem hierarchischen Kastendenken. Dabei gehören nach der letzten Volkszählung etwa 13% der Gesamtbevölkerung Nepals den Dalit an. Sie umfassen 21 Kasten. Eine von ihnen sind die Bishwokarma.
Im Alter von zwei Jahren hat Saharas Vater Birendra Bishwokarma die Familie verlassen und ist in sein Heimatland Indien zurückgekehrt. Seitdem besteht keinerlei Kontakt mehr zu ihm und es ist nicht klar, ob er überhaupt noch lebt. Seitdem lebt Saharas Mutter alleine mit ihren Töchtern. Es ist für sie nicht möglich alleine die Kinder zu versorgen und ihnen den Schulbesuch zu ermöglichen. Saharas ältere Schwestern haben die Schule kurz nach dem Weggang des Vaters verlassen müssen und haben keinen Schulabschluss. Die Familie hat kein eigenes Land, welches sie bewirtschaften könnten, sodass sie kein oder nur ein sehr geringes Einkommen haben, beispielsweise durch den Verkauf von Raksi, einem in Nepal weit verbreiteten selbst destilierten Hirse- oder Reisschnaps. Damit kann die Familie etwas Geld verdienen (umgerechnet etwa 20 bis 30 Euro pro Monat). Saharas Mutter arbeitet zusätzlich als Feldarbeiterin auf den Feldern in der Umgebung. Sie schneidet Gras und Blätter für die Ziegen und Büffel anderer Menschen, erntet Reis, Mais oder Früchte, beispielsweise Bananen, Papayas, Orangen oder Guaven. Diese Arbeit wird meist mit Nahrungsmitteln entgolten. Dadurch hat die Familie zwar meist genug zu essen, aber eben kein Geld, um beispielsweise Kleidung oder Schuhe zu kaufen, Schulbücher, die Prüfungsgebühren, oder eine Gesundheitsversorgung zu bezahlen. Sahara ist ein intelligentes, talentiertes und fleißiges Mädchen und eine gute Schülerin. Aber sie leidet sehr darunter, dass ihr die elementarsten Lernmaterialien fehlen. Dies wird sich ohne die Unterstützung mit Hilfe der Patenschaft in Zukunft noch weiter verschlechtern und dazu führen, dass sie die Schule sehr früh verlässt und wahrscheinlich rasch verheiratet wird, um die Familie zu entlasten und ihre eigene Existenz zu sichern. Sie ist auch häufig erkältet, da sie keine festen Schuhe und keine warme Kleidung besitzt. Auch an Zusatzunterricht in den Ferien oder kostenpflichtigen Schulprogrammen wird sie ohne Unterstützung von außen nicht teilnehmen können. In der Region, in der Sahara lebt, gibt es in den Schulen noch immer eine Trennung nach Kastenzugehörigkeit. Die Diskriminierung aufgrund der Kaste ist signifikant stärker ausgeprägt als die, aufgrund des Geschlechtes. Gemeinsam mit den Pateneltern leisten wir einen wichtigen Beitrag dieses bereits in den Schulen zu verändern. Dafür ist eine der Voraussetzungen, dass die Kinder einigermaßen vergleichbare Bedingungen haben und nicht von Beginn an aufgrund ihrer Armut benachteiligt und der frühzeitige Schulabbruch vorprogrammiert ist. Sahara ging aus diesen Gründen bis zum Beginn der Unterstützung nur sehr unregelmäßig in die Schule. Sie läuft mit den Heften unter dem Arm in die Schule. Insbesondere auch während der Regenzeit (April bis September) und während der kalten Jahreszeit (November bis Februar) ging sie kaum in die Schule. Wenn es regnet, dann regnet es meist sehr stark und das ist dann natürlich ein Problem, denn die Kleidung und die Schulsachen werden nass und nehmen Schaden. Ohne warme Kleidung ist es im Winter in den Schulen sehr kalt, eine Heizung gibt es nicht, auch keine Elektrizität, daher werden die Fenster geöffnet, die keine Fensterscheiben haben. Die Sonne ist zwar auch im Winter relativ intensiv, aber die schattigen Klassenräume heizen sich tagsüber kaum auf. Kinder, die keine warme Kleidung, vielleicht nicht einmal feste Schuhe haben, frieren und werden häufiger krank. Medikamente sind teuer, schwer zu bekommen und werden deshalb oft nicht rechtzeitig und auch nicht adäquat verwendet. All dies zusammen führt verständlicherweise dazu, dass für Kinder wie Sahara der Schulbesuch mit vielen Problemen verbunden ist und es daher für sie mit jedem Tag besser erscheint selbst arbeiten zu gehen oder sich verheiraten zu lassen, um ihre Mutter zu entlasten und etwas zu essen zu haben anstatt in die Schule zu gehen. Dies ist ein Hauptgrund, weshalb die Zahl der jungen Kinder, die arbeiten in Nepal so hoch ist. Ohne Unterstützung von außen ist es für Kinder wie Sahara deshalb praktisch unmöglich dem Kreislauf aus Armut und Bildungslosigkeit zu entkommen. Wir haben Sahara deshalb seit einiger Zeit aus Organisationsmitteln unterstützt, bis wir sie an Pateneltern vermitteln können, da sie gewissermaßen an einem Scheideweg stand und ohne Unterstützung die Schule nicht hätte fortsetzen können. Ihre jüngere Schwester Marpha hat bereits seit einigen Monaten Pateneltern in Deutschland.
Liebe Frau Prudlak, Ihre Patenschaft, verändert das Leben der Familie erheblich. Sahara wird nun regelmäßig die Schule besuchen können und ausreichend zu essen haben. Darüber hinaus erhält sie, wie alle Patenkinder, eine Krankenversicherung, die Untersuchungen und Behandlungen (inkl. Medikamente) abdeckt. Die Patenkinder und deren Familien bekommen von uns auch einen Tagesablauf als Leitfaden. Dieser beinhaltet Zeiten zum Aufstehen und Schlafen gehen, zu den Aufgaben im Haushalt zur Unterstützung der Familie, allgemeine Hygieneregeln und spezielle Körperhygiene-Regeln, die Verpflichtung in die Schule zu gehen, sowie festgelegte Zeiten für Hausaufgaben und Lernen. Koordiniert und kontrolliert wird dies durch Saharas Betreuer Khem Bahadur (Rufname “Prakash”) Nepali und ihre Betreuerin Bindu Pariyar im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern. Aber auch Sie als Pateneltern können, wenn Sie dies möchten, zusätzlich Einfluss darauf nehmen. Beispielsweise mit gezielter Unterstützung von Dingen, die Sahara und ihre Familie benötigen und die durch den monatlichen Patenschaftsbeitrag nicht abgedeckt werden können (beispielsweise ein Nutztier, ein kleines Bett oder Veränderungen am Haus, wie den Zugang zu Elektrizität oder Wasser). Wir können nun gemeinsam dazu beitragen, dass für Sahara eine spürbare Veränderung in ihrer Kindheit und ihrer körperlichen und emotionalen Entwicklung eintritt. Ein wichtiger Aspekt unserer Arbeit ist auch die Erkennung und gezielte Förderung von Saharas Talenten und Interessen, damit sie ihre individuellen Stärken nutzen kann und ein selbstbestimmtes Leben führen kann. Bedeutsam ist hierbei auch, dass die Patenkinder später die Möglichkeit erhalten, als gut ausgebildete junge Menschen die Entwicklung ihres Landes und der Gesellschaft voran zu bringen.
Wichtig ist im Allgemeinen, dass auch die Familien der Kinder die Notwendigkeit dieser Regeln verstehen und sich daranhalten. Seit wir diese Verhaltensregeln für alle Patenkinder in Nepal eingeführt haben, ist die schulische Entwicklung deutlich besser geworden. Alle Patenkinder haben gute oder sogar sehr gute Schulnoten. Auch in der sozialen, emotionalen und physischen Entwicklung macht sich dies positiv bemerkbar. Durch den fast täglichen persönlichen Kontakt zu den Patenkindern und den Familien, können wir bei Problemen rasch helfen und die Entwicklung positiv beeinflussen. Durch diese intensive Betreuung bewirkt die Patenschaft also wesentlich mehr, als nur die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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Our district caretaker Bindu miss was on the way to visit our godparents children house for follow up.
When our caretaker Bindu miss reached to our godparents child Sahara B.k's house her mother was filling the water in bucket.
When our caretaker Bindu miss reached to our godparents child Sahara B.k's house her mother was washing the utensils and Sahara's sister was helping her mother.
Our godparents child Sahara was very happy to receive her monthly things. And after she was managing her monthly things to take inside the house.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir handovers the monthly things to our godparent's child Sahara B.k with her family . They thanked their respected godparents for such a warm support.
Our caretaker arranges all those goods in proper way and also manages children in a line to distribute their monthly things.
Our caretaker Bindu miss was carrying those goods near house. Our caretaker contacted our children who are near in that area,
After buying all those things, caretaker manages one jeep for those things, They shifted all things in jeep properly.
Our caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir went to the shop to buy monthly things according to our children needs and wish.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss manages all the things needed for Sahara's birthday. She was very happy and thankful towards our organization.
When our caretaker Bindu miss reached to our godparents child Sahara B.k's house, Sahara and her sister were studying and our caretaker Bindu miss was also joining them.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss visited to pour godparents child Sahara's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sahara's mother was washing utensils.
Our Bindu miss has a measure the height and weight of our children every 6 months. They are good caring of our children's health.
Today Our district caretaker Bindu miss has a measured of Sahara B.K.'s Height and weight.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents children. For winter we had given each blanket, jackets, hoodie, trouser and gloves to each of our kids. From every family, each of a child had arrived to take things. We had advice them to put more warm clothes while going to school and in home as winter is increasing. They were so happy to get need of winter and thankful towards our organization.
Today Bindu miss went to the school of our child Sahara B.K. When Bindu miss got their school ,they were studying .Due to the cold weather, All the students of their school were studying outside the classroom .At that time ,our child Sahara was studying science subject.
Bindu miss also asked her teacher and Bindu was to hear her wordsbecause Bindu asked her how is our child Sahara´s education ,behavior ?Does she do regular homework or not? Does she come to school regularly ?and she replied :our child Sahara´s behavior is good to everyone ,she attends school regularly and also she does her homework regularly but she says that Sahara is weak in science subject. And Bindu miss also suggested Sahara to read properly and also requested her teacher to look after her study.
Bindu miss also asked her teacher and Bindu was to hear her wordsbecause Bindu asked her how is our child Sahara´s education ,behavior ?Does she do regular homework or not? Does she come to school regularly ?and she replied :our child Sahara´s behavior is good to everyone ,she attends school regularly and also she does her homework regularly but she says that Sahara is weak in science subject. And Bindu miss also suggested Sahara to read properly and also requested her teacher to look after her study.
Today Bindu miss went to the school of our child Sahara B.K. When Bindu miss got their school ,they were studying .Due to the cold weather, All the students of their school were studying outside the classroom .At that time ,our child Sahara was studying science subject.
Today Bindu miss went to the school of our child Sahara B.K. When Bindu miss got their school ,they were studying .Due to the cold weather, All the students of their school were studying outside the classroom .At that time ,our child Sahara was studying science subject.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss is asking questions to our godparents child Sahara BK. And she is answering all the questions and also good in study.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss is asking questions to our godparents child Sahara BK. And she is answering all the questions and also good in study.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss is asking questions to our godparents child Sahara BK. And she is answering all the questions and also good in study.
Our godparents child Sahara B.K draw a picture of Christmas tree and she was looking very happy. She wished merry Christmas to her godparents. She was very happy while taking a photo of her with her drawing.
Our caretaker Bindu miss with our godparents child Sahara and her friends. She and her friends wished merry Christmas to their godparents and they were very happy too.
Our caretaker Bindu miss with our godparents child Sahara and her friends. She and her friends wished merry Christmas to their godparents and they were very happy too.
Our godparents child Sahara B.K draw a picture of Christmas tree and she was looking very happy. She wished merry Christmas to her godparents. She was very happy while taking a photo of her with her drawing.
We handed over the necessary educational materials to our godparents child Sahara B.K. from Suklagandaki 7, Dhovaan. She reads in class 7 at Shree Sukla primary school .This month we gave to her some educational materials according to her needs and she received it happily with her mother. The materials which we gave to her are listed below.
1.Copy
2.Pen
3.Geometry box
4.Drawing copy
5.Colour pencil
6.Calculator
This her book is very important to her and she does a very good job of reading it.
Maya miss and Bindu miss are Gave a this month monthly things stationary book to Sahara B.K.
Sahara and Pratima G.T. are our godparents children and they are eaten a breakfast together.
Sahara, Prakriti G.T. and Pratima G.T. are our godparents children and they are eaten a breakfast together.
Sahara B.K. and her mother are so very happy and very thankful to her godparents. They are received study item.
And after the program is over, the children and their families have also made lunch and eaten it together. They have been enjoying and happy eating together like this.
Our district caretaker Prakash Sir also told our child good knowledge and their family were very happy. The families of all the children are very happy and thank you to their godparents and our Namaste kids organization for your help in making our children's future brighter.
Today we have a program of office vice president Anil sir and Maya miss and district caretaker Prakash sir and Bindu miss. We will distribute educational material to all our children .As regular reading programs are being conducted in all our children's school now , so we are distributing educational materials today ,keeping in view the materials they need.
We had planned to distribute necessary educational materials to the children under our Gorkha God Parents project last month but due to lack of necessary educational materials in the shop where we ordered the goods, we pulled out the required educational materials from our office team and distributed them to our God Parents children today.
This time we distributed educational materials such as copies, pens, pencils and other helpful books to the children. We hope that the use of these educational materials will further help in improving the educational quality of the children. Also, the representative pictures of today's educational material distribution are as follows. We had a small program and we worked with our children and their families to raise awareness and encourage them on how to make their children's education better and brighten their future.
And after the program is over, the children and their families have also made lunch and eaten it together. They have been enjoying and happy eating together like this.
Sahara B.K. with her sister and her friends. They are playing with together. They are have fun very much.
Sahara B.K. with her sister and her friends. They are playing with together. They are have fun very much.
They are Sahara B.K. and her sister Marfa B.K. They are ready to celebrate Dashain. This festival is the biggest festival of Nepal. In this Dashain festival should take blessings from someone greater than yourself. And make a delicious foods.
At this time, Bindu Miss also has come to know how to Dashain is celebrating with family and they also eating a Nepali foods and fruits.
At this time, Bindu Miss also has come to know how to Dashain is celebrating with family and they also eating a Nepali foods and fruits.
She is our Godparents child Sahara B.K. She is received of this month monthly things like grocery items. Our Dashain festival is coming soon so, Now we have made these items available for food by making sweet dishes for the festival.
Sahara B.K. and her mother received of this month monthly things. They are very happy and thankful to her godparents.
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.
On the tenth day known as Tika, people are seen moving around with their foreheads covered with rice tika, wearing new clothes and playing swing. There is much feasting as people visit relatives’ homes to receive tika and blessings.
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 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.
Today our district caretaker Bindu miss visiting to our godparents child Sahara B.K.'s study school. Her school has been teaching for a week. And Sahara B.K. goes to school continue and she studying in her class. All student long distend safely stay in their class.
Today our district caretaker Bindu miss visiting to our godparents child Sahara B.K.'s study school. Her school has been teaching for a week. And Sahara B.K. goes to school continue and she studying in her class. All student long distend safely stay in their class.
Today our district caretaker Bindu miss visiting to our godparents child Sahara B.K.'s study school. Her school has been teaching for a week. And Sahara B.K. goes to school continue and she studying in her class. All student long distend safely stay in their class.
Today our district caretaker Bindu miss visiting to our godparents child Sahara B.K.'s study school. Her school has been teaching for a week. And Sahara B.K. goes to school continue and she studying in her class. All student long distend safely stay in their class.
Today our district caretaker Bindu miss visiting to our godparents child Sahara B.K.'s study school. Her school has been teaching for a week. And Sahara B.K. goes to school continue and she studying in her class. All student long distend safely stay in their class.
This month also we gave to our Sukhlagadaki godparent's children really needed things. We gave them Summer clothes because they really needed. We gave them clothes, Pant, T-shirt, Underwear, Umbrella, Sando, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush,
When Sahara B.K. received her monthly things, she said she was very glad and thankful because she is needing those things a lot in these time.
When Sahara B.K. received her monthly things, she said she was very glad and thankful because she is needing those things a lot in these time.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Summer clothes(Pant, half pant, T-shirt, Sando, Underwear), Umbrella, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush) our child Sahara B.K. When Sahara B.K. received her monthly things her mother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and Sahara's godparents for supporting in these situation.
The condition of the road leading to our Sukhlagandaki god parents children home way has deteriorated due to the landslide.
The condition of the road leading to our Sukhlagandaki god parents children home way has deteriorated due to the landslide.
The road to our Sukhlagandaki god parents children home way has been blocked due to landslide caused by continuous rain. The road is in a damaged condition.
The road to our Sukhlagandaki god parents children home way has been blocked due to landslide caused by continuous rain. The road is in a damaged condition.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Today our caretaker Bindu miss visited to our god parents child Sahara B.K.'s home. She write the letter for her godparents.
Today our caretaker Bindu miss visited to our god parents child Sahara B.K.'s home. The school is closed due to Covid-19 . So that she and her sister studying in home.
Today our caretaker Bindu miss visited to our god parents child Sahara B.K.'s home. The school is closed due to Covid-19 . So that she and her sister and her sister studying in home. and safely stay in home.
Today our caretaker Bindu miss visited to our god parents child Sahara B.K.'s home. The school is closed due to Covid-19 . So that she and her sister and her sister studying in home. and safely stay in home.
On date 2021/06/28 during this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural and urban areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Suklagandaki -10, Tanahun Word Office. Our Namaste Kids President Sagun Gurung, Suklagandaki Caretaker Prakash Nepali and Gorkha Gandaki Caretaker Rambabu Gurung handed over the medical supplies to the ward President Ramchandra Bhandari and members of health post. Our organization delivered the following medical materials:
Sanitizer - 20 litres
Face Shield - 7 pieces
Surgical Masks-4000 pieces
On date 2021/06/28 during this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural and urban areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Suklagandaki -10, Tanahun Word Office. Our Namaste Kids President Sagun Gurung, Suklagandaki Caretaker Prakash Nepali and Gorkha Gandaki Caretaker Rambabu Gurung handed over the medical supplies to the ward President Ramchandra Bhandari and members of health post. Our organization delivered the following medical materials:
Sanitizer - 20 litres
Face Shield - 7 pieces
Surgical Masks-4000 pieces
We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Suklagangaki Municipality.
During this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural and urban areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Suklagandaki -10, Tanahun Word Office. Our Suklagandaki Caretaker Prakash Nepali and Bindu Pariyar handed over the medical supplies to the members of health post. Our organization delivered the following medical materials:
Sanitizer
Face Shield
Surgical Masks
Our Sukhlagandaki care taker Prakash sir says use it as needed. And give it to some who needs it.
Our Sukhlagandaki, Tanahun god parents children's gave to the this month monthly things Rice, Oil, Mask, Clothes soap, Body soap , Dal and Masala.
All the way to our child's house is damaged this rainy season. So our district team has managed with great difficult.
Our Sukhlagandaki, Tanahun god parents children's gave to the this month monthly things Rice, Oil, Mask, Clothes soap, Body soap , Dal and Masala.
All the way to our child's house is damaged this rainy season. So our district team has managed with great difficult.
Our district care taker Prakash sir gave the mask to Sahara B.K and her mother and sister for safe to the Corona.
Our caretaker Prakash sir handover this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap, Clothes soap, Masala, rice and daal, etc. We are very happy that gave the goods in the epidemic of Corona. So she is very happy and thankful her godparents.
Our caretaker Prakash sir handover this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap, Clothes soap, Masala, rice and daal, etc. thankful her godparents.
Sahara B.K. and her mother and sister receive this monthly things Surgical mask, body soap, Masala rice, daal, oil and slat etc.
Sahara and her sister Marfa B.K. returned home carrying the goods and we are very happy that gave the goods in the epidemic of corona.
Today our Sukhlagandaki god parents child Sahara B.K.'s birthday. So Sahara and her sister and friends manage the decoration to her birthday place.
Today our Sukhlagandaki god parents child Sahara B.K.'s birthday. So Sahara and her sister and friends manage the decoration to her birthday place.
We make the celebration of birthday of our Sukhlgandaki god parents child Sahara B.K. Our care taker Bindu miss present on her birthday. Our care taker hardly manage the required things for birthday celebration for the happiness of Sahara B.K.
Our district care taker Bindu miss make celebration of her birthday together with family, friends and neighbor.
Our district care taker Bindu miss make celebration of her birthday together with family, friends and neighbor.
All are very happy with our care taker ,our organization and her godparents for regular help, support, care and love.
All are very happy with our care taker ,our organization and her godparents for regular help, support, care and love.
All are very happy with our care taker ,our organization and her godparents for regular help, support, care and love.
When our Sukhlagandaki care taker Bindu miss visited to Sahara B.K.'s home that's time she and her sister Marfa B.K. were reading the book. She is very active, wise and Discipline girl. Our care taker Bindu miss also taught Sahara B.K. what to do in exams and taught some knowledge things.
When our Sukhlagandaki care taker Bindu miss visited to Sahara B.K.'s home that's time she and her sister Marfa B.K. were reading the book. She is very active, wise and Discipline girl. Our care taker Bindu miss also taught Sahara B.K. what to do in exams and taught some knowledge things.
When our Sukhlagandaki care taker Bindu miss visited to Sahara B.K.'s home that's time she and her sister Marfa B.K. were reading the book. She is very active, wise and Discipline girl. Our care taker Bindu miss also taught Sahara B.K. what to do in exams and taught some knowledge things.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports Sahara and her sister Marfa B.K. more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
Sahara B.K. is very happy because her god parents has helped her a lot so, today she has wrote her happy words in this letter.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
This month our Sukhlgandaki god parents children gave school stationery. They are really needs so we are gave this things.
This month we already ask with our Sukhlagandaki god parents children and their family also what need and all children’s then they want copies, pen, pencil and Geometric Box so we decide same after then we plane this month need copies pen pencil for four month. Children’s need per month copies, pen, pencil and Geometric box so we can’t per month same and we decide give one month more stationery items for four month so we stop four month this things.
Our Sukhlgandaki caretaker Prakash sir and Bindu miss handover this month monthly things School stationer Copy, Pen, Geometric Box to Sahara B.K. and her family. Sahara's family is very thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids Organization.
Our Sukhlgandaki caretaker Bindu Miss and Prakash was distributing monthly things School stationery to Sahara B.K. When she received monthly things which her really needed.
I would like to inform you that, due to corona, all our children's school was closed but now all the children's school has started some time ago. since our children need stationary items to go to school and to read after their school starts. so this month we gave stationary items to all children.
I would like to inform you that, due to corona, all our children's school was closed but now all the children's school has started some time ago. since our children need stationary items to go to school and to read after their school starts. so this month we gave stationary items to all children.
Our care taker Bindu miss measuring the our god parents child Sahara B.K.'s height and Weight.
Our care taker Bindu miss measuring the our god parents child Sahara B.K.'s height and Weight.
When Bindu miss visited to Sahara B.K.'s home. She is coming from school and combing her hair.
When Bindu miss visited to Sahara B.K.'s home. She is coming from school and combing her hair.
When care taker Bindu miss visited to Sahara B.K.'s home. She is ready study in front home while they are reading and writing. She reads the mattress when this is made in the village.
Sahara and her sister Marfa reading in back to from school then they are reading to homework.
Sahara and her sister Marfa reading in back to from school then they are reading to homework.
Sahara writing the homework. She is good student but it is difficult for her to write for such a long time, so she needs a study table and chair. If it was available, it would be easier for them to read and write.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
They are read happily with care taker Bindu miss and she say thank you very much for coming and teaching like this.
They are read happily with care taker Bindu miss and she say thank you very much for coming and teaching like this.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
Our Care taker Bindu miss supports them more as they are especially difficult to reading and writing in English book. So she puts a lot of emphasis on reading.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
When finished their home work they are walking round to her home with our Bindu miss and talking about her school study some like.
Our god parents child Sahara B.K. This month our Sukhlagandaki god parent's children to provided School Dress, School shoes and School bag. They really needs this things so we gave them School Items. They are very happy to this things and our children very happy and excited when we wearing this dress and go to school.
Sahara B.K. and Care taker Bindu miss received this month. she is very happy to her god parents and her mother also very thankful to her god parents because of you gave this items.
Sahara B.K. and Care taker Bindu miss received this month. she is very happy to her god parents and her mother also very thankful to her god parents because of you gave this items.
Sahara B.K.. and her mother received this month. They are very happy to her god parents and her mother also very thankful to her god parents because of you gave this items.
Our Care taker Bindu miss and office team Maya miss managing the this month monthly things.
Today Namaste kids had a meeting with our children and their parents. In this program care taker Prakash sir, Bindu miss, Office team Anil sir, Maya Miss and Kalpana miss. Event was a success in the presence of care taker and office team.
Our Vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir gave lesson about how to improve children education , Rules and regulation, how to manage children education and health. Everyone of there, they all are generous and everyone follow our rules.
Today Namaste kids had a meeting with our children and their parents. In this program care taker Prakash sir, Bindu miss, Office team Anil sir, Maya Miss and Kalpana miss. Event was a success in the presence of care taker and office team.
Today Namaste kids had a meeting with our children and their parents. In this program care taker Prakash sir, Bindu miss, Office team Anil sir, Maya Miss and Kalpana miss. Event was a success in the presence of care taker and office team.
Our Sukhlgandaki god parents children gave this month School bag, School shoes and School Uniform.
Our caretaker Bindu miss, our office team Maya miss and Kalpana miss are playing with our godparents children showing bubble toy. All children are very happy and excited.
Our sukhlagadaki god parents children carry to we gave school bag. They are very happy and excited.
Today Namaste kids had a meeting with our children and their parents. In this program care taker Prakash sir, Bindu miss, Office team Anil sir, Maya Miss and Kalpana miss. Event was a success in the presence of care taker and office team.
Our Sukhlgandaki god parents children gave this month School bag, School shoes and School Uniform.
Today Namaste kids had a meeting with our children and their parents. In this program care taker Prakash sir, Bindu miss, Office team Anil sir, Maya Miss and Kalpana miss. Event was a success in the presence of care taker and office team.
Today Namaste kids had a meeting with our children and their parents. In this program care taker Prakash sir, Bindu miss, Office team Anil sir, Maya Miss and Kalpana miss. Event was a success in the presence of care taker and office team.
Our God parents child Sahara B.K. received the god parents sending lovely gift. When she things received she is very excited and happy for this lovely gift. She say very thank you so much your support, Help and Love towards.
Our God parents child Sahara B.K. received the god parents sending lovely gift. When this things received she is very excited and happy for this lovely gift. She say very thank you so much your support, Help and Love towards.
Our Caretaker Bindu miss gave the god parents gift for Sahara B.K. She is very happy when saw this things.
Our Caretaker Bindu miss gave the god parents gift for Sahara B.K. She is very happy when saw this things.
Our Caretaker Bindu miss gave the god parents gift for Sahara B.K. She is very happy when saw this things.
When she was saw the this gift then after she is very excited and very thank full to her god parents.
When she was saw the this gift then after she is very excited and very thank full to her god parents.
She is very happy to her god parents for supporting them. She is very thank full to her god parents for providing such help and supporting to her.
She is very happy to her god parents for supporting them. She is very thank full to her god parents for providing such help and supporting to her.
She is very happy to her god parents for supporting them. She is very thank full to her god parents for providing such help and supporting to her.
Our district caretaker Prakash Nepali visited our godparents child Sahara B.K. house to give her extra donation things from her godparents. She get Shirt, Jacket, sport pant from her godparents as a extra donation.
Our district caretaker Prakash Nepali visited our godparents child Sahara B.K. house to give her extra donation things from her godparents. She get Shirt, Jacket, sport pant from her godparents as a extra donation.
She is very happy with her godparents for help and support towards her. She says because of godparents and our organization she is getting every every required things. She is very happy and thankful to her godparents for regular help and support.
This month our Tanahun god parents child Sahara B.K. gave extra donation things Blanket, shoes and woolen cap. She needs this things because started winter season. Sahara b.k. very happy and very thank full her godparent for provided to this things. She says we utilize all things provided by organization in proper way.
Our Tanahun care taker Bindu miss managing to god parent child Sahara B.K.'s extra donation things. Sahara B.K.'s home long distance to market. Our district caretaker managing to very hard but they are very active to every time to everything.
Our Tanahun care taker Bindu miss managing to god parent child Sahara B.K.'s extra donation things. Sahara B.K.'s home long distance to market. Our district caretaker managing to very hard but they are very active to every time to everything.
Sahara says woolen cap is very warm to my head. Thank you so much my god parents and office team also for the managing.
Our god parents child Sahara B.K. with her caretaker Bindu. This month our Sukhlagandaki god parent's children to provided rice, cooking oil, and curry powder. There grocery things was finished. They really needs this things so we gave them grocery things.
Our god parents child Sahara B.K. This month our Sukhlagandaki god parent's children to provided rice, cooking oil, and curry powder. There grocery things was finished. They really needs this things so we gave them grocery things.
Our god parent's child Sahara B.K. with her parents. They are received we provided things. They are very happy and thankfull to her god parents.
This is Mahindra Bolero Pickup Double Cab Jeep. It is one of the best Jeep in low cost in the contest of Nepal. In the hilly part of Nepal all vehicle are not possible to go so Nepalese people use this kind of vehicle. This jeep is very suitable for difficult road of Nepal and this vehicle have big space in back side to carry things. Nepalese people use this jeep as a both commercial and personal vehicle.
This is Mahindra Bolero Pickup Double Cab Jeep. It is one of the best Jeep in low cost in the contest of Nepal. In the hilly part of Nepal all vehicle are not possible to go so Nepalese people use this kind of vehicle. This jeep is very suitable for difficult road of Nepal and this vehicle have big space in back side to carry things. Nepalese people use this jeep as a both commercial and personal vehicle.
Im Augenblick befinden sich einige Patenkinder aus mehreren Distrikten in operativer Behandlung: Die körperliche und mentale Gesundheit der Kinder ist uns sehr wichtig. Arme Menschen haben in Nepal praktisch keinen Zugang zur Gesundheitsversorgung. Dies führt auch dazu, dass angeborene oder in der Entwicklung auftretende Erkrankungen nicht erkannt und/oder nicht behandelt werden, mit mehr oder weniger schwerwiegenden Folgen. Aus diesem Grund investieren wir zurecht sehr viel Aufwand und Zeit in Vorsorge und Entwicklungskontrolle jedes einzelnen Kindes, wie entlegen der Wohnort auch sein mag, um gesundheitliche Probleme frühzeitig zu erkennen und zu behandeln, falls erforderlich. Alle Kinder erhalten durch die Patenschaft eine Krankenversicherung. Diese deckt Behandlungskosten in staatlichen Krankenhäusern ab. In sehr schweren Fällen kann es aber erforderlich sein, die technisch und fachlich besser ausgerüsteten privaten Krankenhäuser in Anspruch nehmen zu müssen, um wie in den vergangenen Wochen geschehen, dauerhafte Behinderungen zu vermeiden oder sogar, um das Leben eines Kindes zu bewahren. Auch wenn diese Kosten nicht durch die Krankenversicherung gedeckt sind, ist es für uns völlig klar, dass die Gesundheit des Kindes immer Vorrang hat. Sie als Pateneltern werden von uns umgehend darüber informiert, sollten wir ein gesundheitliches Problem bei Ihrem Patenkind oder Ihren Patenkindern feststellen.
Im Augenblick befinden sich einige Patenkinder aus mehreren Distrikten in operativer Behandlung: Die körperliche und mentale Gesundheit der Kinder ist uns sehr wichtig. Arme Menschen haben in Nepal praktisch keinen Zugang zur Gesundheitsversorgung. Dies führt auch dazu, dass angeborene oder in der Entwicklung auftretende Erkrankungen nicht erkannt und/oder nicht behandelt werden, mit mehr oder weniger schwerwiegenden Folgen. Aus diesem Grund investieren wir zurecht sehr viel Aufwand und Zeit in Vorsorge und Entwicklungskontrolle jedes einzelnen Kindes, wie entlegen der Wohnort auch sein mag, um gesundheitliche Probleme frühzeitig zu erkennen und zu behandeln, falls erforderlich. Alle Kinder erhalten durch die Patenschaft eine Krankenversicherung. Diese deckt Behandlungskosten in staatlichen Krankenhäusern ab. In sehr schweren Fällen kann es aber erforderlich sein, die technisch und fachlich besser ausgerüsteten privaten Krankenhäuser in Anspruch nehmen zu müssen, um wie in den vergangenen Wochen geschehen, dauerhafte Behinderungen zu vermeiden oder sogar, um das Leben eines Kindes zu bewahren. Auch wenn diese Kosten nicht durch die Krankenversicherung gedeckt sind, ist es für uns völlig klar, dass die Gesundheit des Kindes immer Vorrang hat. Sie als Pateneltern werden von uns umgehend darüber informiert, sollten wir ein gesundheitliches Problem bei Ihrem Patenkind oder Ihren Patenkindern feststellen.
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,body soap,Rice flour gave to our God parents childrens and Our district caretaker Bindu miss is managing to give things to the childrens.
Dashain is the greatest festival of Hindu's of Nepal and it is starting after 2/3. Nepalese people like to wear new clothes and eat good food in this festival. Some time ago we already give new clothes to all Suklagandaki godparents children's. So, this month we provide Rice, Dal, Spices, Oil and Soap to them for good food in festival. Specially they eat meat, roti, and others special food for them. And they use to take tika from the old and respectable people of their society. They are very happy to receive those things in the festival like Dashain. Sahara B.K. says thank you to their godparents and our organization.
This is Mahindra Bolero Pickup Double Cab Jeep. It is one of the best Jeep in low cost in the contest of Nepal. In the hilly part of Nepal all vehicle are not possible to go so Nepalese people use this kind of vehicle. This jeep is very suitable for difficult road of Nepal and this vehicle have big space in back side to carry things. Nepalese people use this jeep as a both commercial and personal vehicle.
The children's education was stopped due to covid-19 and now school has started after a long time.Since there is no possibility of tuition class for the child,the caretaker bindu miss teaches from time to time.
The children's education was stopped due to covid-19 and now school has started after a long time.Since there is no possibility of tuition class for the child,the caretaker bindu miss teaches from time to time.
Later and photos sent by god parents are given district care taker Bindu miss to sahara child.
Later and photos sent by god parents are given district care taker Bindu miss to sahara child.
Sahara is very happy and thankful after receiving the latter and photo sent by god parents and she has written a reply to that letter.
Sahara is very happy and thankful after receiving the latter and photo sent by god parents and she has written a reply to that letter.
These are the pictures of the parents of all the children carrying the goods after the goods were distributed to our children.
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,body soap,Rice flour gave to our God parents children Sahara b.k.
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,body soap,Rice flour gave to our God parents children Sahara b.k.
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,body soap,Rice flour gave to our God parents children Sahara b.k.
A photo of Sahara b.k. given One piece ,Sando ,Under wear to her this month with district caretaker bindu miss.
A photo of Sahara b.k. wearing a dress Given a T-shirt,Paint, Shoes and under wear, Sando to her this month.
A photo of Sahara b.k. wearing a dress Given a T-shirt,Paint, Shoes and under wear, Sando to her this month.
A photo of Sahara b.k. wearing a dress Given a T-shirt,Paint, Shoes and under wear, Sando to her this month.
A photo of Sahara b.k. and her Friends wearing a dress(Paint,Scut,Lehenga,Sendol,Sleeper, Shirt,T-shirt,Under wear,Sando) given to them this month with district caretaker bindu miss.
A photo of Ashika and her Friends wearing a dress(Paint,Scut,Lehenga,Sendol,Sleeper, Shirt,T-shirt,Under wear,Sando) given to them this month with district caretaker bindu miss and children's parents.
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.
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.
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.
In our country, the paddy grown in Nepal is harvested from the field with a sickle and in this way, the husk and dust of the paddy are cleaned by the nanglo.(A traditional bamboo plate)
No matter how many technical equipments come to our country Nepal, the people of our country still use two plows of oxen, plow and yoke to make the soil fertile for planting crops.
Our country Nepal is an agricultural country. And since it is time to plant paddy in our country this month, everyone is planting paddy happily together.
Ashad and Shrawn are the months when we Nepalis are very busy. Because in this month our country Nepal is planting paddy and millet.
Our country Nepal is an agricultural country. And since it is time to plant paddy in our country this month, everyone is planting paddy happily together.
In our country most people go fishing in the river during the day to spend their time. And some people go fishing thinking that there is vegetables for dinner.
As green wealth is the wealth of Nepal, most of the people in our country farm and raise cattle at home, so they cut grass for cattle and bring it to Doko.
No matter how many technical equipment come to our country Nepal, they are still doing their work for agriculture in the old way, and they are very happy to be working in their own way.
Dogs are kept in rural areas of our country because we worship dogs as a dog festival. In addition, dogs protect the house.
Due to the global spread of Corona Virus Covid -19,our country Nepal is also on the lockdown. which is affecting the lives of everyone. However, in such a situation, our organization was able to manage all the necessary materials and distribute the necessary materials to our godparents childrens.
This month we distributed all needed foods such a like Rice, oil, chiura, soap,sugar,dal,masala gave the god parents childrens.
Due to the global spread of Corona Virus Covid -19,our country Nepal is also on the lockdown. which is affecting the lives of everyone. However, in such a situation, our organization was able to manage all the necessary materials and distribute the necessary materials to our godparents childrens.
Food is a very important at this time. However, due to the global spread of the corona virus, the Nepalese government has put Nepal in a state of lockdown. But due to which we could not continue the our service, there was a problem in the our children's home By observing their problems, we were able to provide services in coordination with the municipality of the district where we have been providing services
The global spread of the corona virus is affecting the lives of many people. However, in such a critical situation, our office team and the district team managed to distribute the necessary things to all the children at their homes.
The global spread of the corona virus is affecting the lives of many people. However, in such a critical situation, our office team and the district team managed to distribute the necessary things to all the children at their homes.
Their village peple nobody have vehicle convenience thats way all peple carry food and any things same like this.
Sahara mit ihrer Mutter und ihrer Betreuerin Bindu. In diesem Monat erhält sie vor allem dringend benötigte Lebensmittel und Hygieneartikel.
In diesem Monat erhält Sahara vor allem dringend benötigte Lebensmittel und Hygieneartikel.
Die meisten Kinder und ihre Familien benötigen nun wieder Lebensmittel und Hygieneartikel. Ein großer Sack Reis reicht, je nach Familie meist 2-3 Monate.
Vor wenigen Tagen fand in Sukhlagandaki wieder ein Treffen der Patenkinder aus diesem Bezirk statt (Sukhlagandaki-1 bis -12). Diese Treffen finden in regelmäßigen Abständen mehrmals jährlich statt. Ziel ist es neu in das Patenschaftsprogramm aufgenommene Kinder und ihre Familien zu integrieren, sowie positive und negative Aspekte und Entwicklungen der vergangenen Wochen, sowie die gesundheitliche Entwicklung zu überwachen und zu besprechen. Es hat sich erwiesen, dass dies in der Gruppe erfolgsversprechender ist. Hierfür fahren die für die jeweilige Region verantwortlichen Mitarbeiter aus unserem Büro in Pokhara in die Region, um die Betreuer bei ihrer Arbeit zu unterstützen. Ein nicht unerheblicher finanzieller Aufwand, der sich aber lohnt, wenn man die Entwicklung der Kinder wirkungsvoll und dauerhaft positiv beeinflussen möchte. Diese Kosten können natürlich nicht durch die Patenschaftsbeiträge finanziert werden, sondern, ebenso wie die Gehälter der Betreuer, in erster Linie durch Mitgliedsbeiträge.
Vor wenigen Tagen fand in Sukhlagandaki wieder ein Treffen der Patenkinder aus diesem Bezirk statt (Sukhlagandaki-1 bis -12). Diese Treffen finden in regelmäßigen Abständen mehrmals jährlich statt. Ziel ist es neu in das Patenschaftsprogramm aufgenommene Kinder und ihre Familien zu integrieren, sowie positive und negative Aspekte und Entwicklungen der vergangenen Wochen, sowie die gesundheitliche Entwicklung zu überwachen und zu besprechen. Es hat sich erwiesen, dass dies in der Gruppe erfolgsversprechender ist. Hierfür fahren die für die jeweilige Region verantwortlichen Mitarbeiter aus unserem Büro in Pokhara in die Region, um die Betreuer bei ihrer Arbeit zu unterstützen. Ein nicht unerheblicher finanzieller Aufwand, der sich aber lohnt, wenn man die Entwicklung der Kinder wirkungsvoll und dauerhaft positiv beeinflussen möchte. Diese Kosten können natürlich nicht durch die Patenschaftsbeiträge finanziert werden, sondern, ebenso wie die Gehälter der Betreuer, in erster Linie durch Mitgliedsbeiträge.
Sahara und ihre Schwester Marpha mit ihrem Betreuer Khem Nepali. Gemeinsam mit Saharas Betreuerin Bindu Pariyar versorgen sie die Patenkinder im Distrikt Tanahun. Diese leben sehr weitflächig verteilt (auf etwa 1.000 qkm), da wir nur die bedürftigsten Kinder an Pateneltern vermitteln. Man kann sich gut vorstellen, dass dies ein Full-time-Job ist.
Sahara vor dem Haus, in dem sie mit ihrer Familie lebt. Sie lebt hier mit ihrer Mutter und vier Schwestern
Hier sieht man das Haus der Familie von außen. Die Kochstelle befindet sich rechts vor dem Haus. Gekocht wird mit meist mit offenem Feuer, da das Geld für Gas fehlt.
Da es nicht genügend Schlafplätze im Haus gibt, selbst wenn sich zwei Menschen ein Bett teilen, schläft die Mutter meist draußen vor dem Haus, auch im Winter.
Um die Wäsche zu waschen wird eine große Schüssel, wie im Bild zu sehen, verwendet. Gewaschen wird dann am nahegelegenen Fluss.
Sahara mit ihrer Familie. Auf diesem Foto sind auch ihre älteren Schwestern zu sehen.
Für Kinder in Nepal ist es nicht selbstverständlich, zur Schule zu gehen. Millionen Kinder können sich den Schulbesuch ganz einfach nicht leisten. Über die Hälfte der Menschen in Nepal lebt in absoluter Armut, d.h. sie haben nur etwas mehr als 1 Dollar pro Tag.
Die Region in der Sahara lebt. Im Hintergrund zu sehen ist das Annapurna-Massiv, einige der höchsten Berge der Erde. Tanahun wird dominiert von der Mahabharatha Gebirgskette, die innerhalb Zentralnepals das Gebiet zwischen dem Himalaya im Norden und dem subtropischen Süden und Indien dominiert.
Die Umgebung. Große Armut inmitten wundervoller Natur. Der markante fischflossenartig geformte Berg ist der etwa 7.000m hohe Machhapuchchhre. Im Bild rechts daneben sieht man das über 8.000m hohe Annapurna-Massiv.
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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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Hier möchten wir Ihnen einige Informationen zum Tihar-Festival geben:
Tihar (Nepali: तिहार), auch bekannt als Deepawali, ist ein fünf Tage andauerndes Hindu-Festival, das auf dem indischen Subkontinent, insbesondere in Nepal und den indischen Bundesstaaten Assam und Sikkim, einschließlich des Distrikts Darjeeling in Westbengalen, gefeiert wird. Es ist das Fest der Lichter, denn Teelichter (Diyas) werden innerhalb und außerhalb der Häuser angezündet, damit es auch nachts beleuchtet ist. Es ist allgemein bekannt als Swanti unter den Newars und als Deepawali unter den Madhesis. Das Fest beginnt im nepalesischen Kalender (Vikram Samvat) in der zweiten Hälfte des Monats Kartik mit Kaag Tihar am Trayodashi (dem 13. lunaren Tag nach dem Vollmond) im abnehmenden, dunklen Zyklus (= Krishna Paksha). Es endet jedes Jahr mit Bhai Tika an Dwitiya, dem 2. Tag des zunehmenden, hellen Zyklus des Vollmondes (= Sukhla Paksha).
Tihar ist nach Dashain das zweitgrößte nepalesische Festival. Es wird als von großer Bedeutung angesehen, da es nicht nur für Menschen und Götter, sondern auch für Tiere wie Krähen, Kühe und Hunde, die eine enge Beziehung zu Menschen pflegen, einen Beitrag leistet. Menschen zeichnen Muster auf dem Boden von Wohnräumen oder Innenhöfen mit Materialien wie Farbpulver, farbigem Reis, trockenem Mehl, farbigem Sand oder Blütenblättern. Diese Stellen werden auch Rangoli genannt und sollen vor allem für die Götter und Göttinnen des Hinduismus (vor allem Laxmi) ein heiliger Ort sein.
Krähen und Raben werden mit Süßigkeiten und Speisen auf den Dächern der Häuser verehrt. Das Krächzen der Krähen und Raben symbolisiert Traurigkeit und Trauer im Hinduismus. Daher bieten die Menschen den Krähen und Raben Nahrung an, um Trauer und Tod von ihren Häusern abzuwenden. Tihar steht vor allem für die göttliche Verbindung zwischen Menschen und Tieren.
Eine weitere interessante Beobachtung während der Tihar-Tage in Nepal ist das Glücksspiel: Während der Festivaltage darf man spielen, während es im Rest des Jahres für nepalesische Bürger das Spielen verboten.
Bindu lebt selbst in der Region, in der sie die Patenkinder betreut. Sie konnte nun Anfang 2021 ihren Schulabschluss machen und möchte sich insbesondere im Bereich der Sozialwissenschaften weiterbilden. Besonders am Herzen liegt ihr die Bildung der kinder, das sie aus eigener Erfahrung weiß, was es bedeutet in einer armen Familie aufzuwachsen und keinen oder nur einen eingeschränkten Zugang zu Bildung zu haben. Bindu ist damit gleichzeitig ein Vorbild für die Kinder, die sie betreut und hier natürlich ganz besonders für die Mädchen, aber auch für die Jungs.
Khem lebt selbst in der Region, in der er die Patenkinder betreut. Er hat bereits im Ausland gearbeitet, spricht gut Englisch und hat einen guten Bildungsstand. Er lebt nun mit seiner Frau und seinen 4 Kindern in Shuklagandaki. Er arbeitet dort als Farmer und Forstaufseher. Als Mitarbeiter von Namaste Kids betreut er die Patenkinder in einem Umkreis von etwa 6 Stunden Fußmarsch, bzw. 5 Stunden kombiniert zu Fuß und mit dem Jeep für weiter entfernte Regionen innerhalb des Distriktes. Er ist ein verantwortungsvoller und sehr zuverlässiger Mitarbeiter, was aber natürlich auch notwendig ist für die umfassende und nachhaltige Betreuung, die alle Patenkindern erhalten.
Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Khem 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. Wie Khem Manisha haben einige auch schon eine Familie und Kinder. Sie bekommen ein kleines Gehalt, welches aber für nepalesische Verhältnisse ausreicht, um davon leben zu können. Dieses Geld kommt aus einem Spendenpool des Vorstandes und ist gemessen am Arbeitsaufwand sehr wenig. Besonders in den Bergregionen des Himalayas sind die Wege zu den Kindern weit und mühsam. Um die Patenkinder zu sehen sind die Betreuer, wie Khem, Manisha und Beni Maya fast täglich mehrere Stunden unterwegs, meist zu Fuß. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge am Monatsanfang oder die noch intensivere Betreuung, wenn ein Patenkind beispielsweise erkrankt ist. Auch muss er für die Kinder/die Familien immer erreichbar sein.
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 und wissen bislang auch gar nichts von dieser neuen Idee.
Möchten Sie Khem ein kleines Dankeschön zukommen lassen ? Dann haben Sie hier die Möglichkeit dazu:
Vielen Dank für Ihre Nachricht. Wir werden uns umgehend mit Ihnen in Verbindung setzen.
Ihr Namaste Kids Team
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