Hallo liebe Frau Saller, ich bin Sijan aus Nepal
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Sijan ist wie viele Kinder in Nepal als häusliche Geburt zur Welt gekommen. Seine Familie gehört zur Volksgruppe der Chhetri beziehungsweise deren Untergruppe der Khas-Gemeinschaft. Sie stammen ursprünglich aus der Region des heutigen indischen Bundesstaates Rajasthan und haben sich in der Zeit des Mittelalters in den Regionen des heutigen Nepal angesiedelt. Die Bezeichnung Chhetri wird als direkte Ableitung des Sanskrit-Wortes Kshatriya angesehen. Nach dem nepalesischen Gesetzeskodex (Muluki Ain) aus dem Jahr 1854, sind die Chhetri die Volksgruppe heiligen Träger der Streifen (Tagadhari). Gemäß der Hindu-Tradition zählen sie zu den Wiedergeborenen. Fast alle Chhetris sind Hindus.
Liebe Frau Saller, Ihre Patenschaft verändert das Leben der Familie erheblich. Sijan kann nun regelmäßig die Schule besuchen und hat ausreichend zu Essen. Darüber hinaus erhält er jedes Jahr eine Krankenversicherung, die Untersuchungen und Behandlungen (inkl. Medikamente) abdeckt. Wir werden natürlich versuchen auch für seinen kleinen Bruder Sandip schnellstmöglich Pateneltern zu finden. Die Patenkinder und deren Familien erhalten 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 unsere Mitarbeiter vor Ort im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern, aber auch Sie als Pateneltern können individuell Einfluss darauf nehmen, beispielsweise mit gezielter Unterstützung von Dingen, die Sijan oder seine Familie vielleicht benötigen und die durch den monatlichen Patenschaftsbeitrag nicht abgedeckt werden können (beispielsweise ein Nutztier oder ein kleines Bett).
Wichtig ist, dass auch die Familien die Notwendigkeit verstehen und sich daran halten. Seit wir diese Verhaltensregeln für alle Patenkinder in Nepal eingeführt haben, ist die schulische Entwicklung der Patenkinder deutlich besser. Fast alle haben gute oder sogar sehr gute Schulnoten. Auch in der sozialen, emotionalen und körperlichen 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 die intensive und liebevolle Betreuung bewirkt die Patenschaft also wesentlich mehr, als nur die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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Our district caretaker visited to our godparents child Sijan's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sijan and Sandip were doing their homework.
After that, our caretaker talked with our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat about his daily life, school life. According to him, he is doing really great, going school regularly.
Our godparents children Sandip and Sijan Ranabhat with their mother and they were very happy to see our caretaker.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things school uniforms, shoes, socks, copy, pencil, eraser, sharpener and school bag to our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat. When he received his monthly things he was supper happy for having those things which was really needing his school life.
Our godparents child Sijan made tea himself and serve to our caretaker Sir and other members as well.
After receiving his monthly things, he said he misses his lovely godparents, he is very thankful and lucky that he have a godparents who support him in every sectors. He loves his godparents a lot.
Our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat was brushing his teeth when our caretaker reached there. When he saw his caretaker greets warmly.
When Sijan received his monthly things, Sijan and his family were very much thankful towards Sijan's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for such warm support and love. They sent many warm greetings to Sijan's respected godparents.
Our district caretaker visited to our godparents child Sijan's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sijan was having his meal with his family.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir with our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat and his friend.
Our acretaker and Sijan went to Sijan's school to see result but they reached there very early so, our caretaker took photos from out box.
Our district caretaker visited to our godparents child Sijan's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sijan was doing their homework.
Our godparents child Sijan was washing his school uniforms and cleaning his hand and feet.
Our district caretaker visited to our godparents child Sijan's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sijan was doing his homework.
Sijan drinking tea. He made tea himself and serve to our caretaker Sir and other members as well.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Sijan and his mother along with the monthly goods they received.They were so happy.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Sijan and his mother along with the monthly goods they received.They were so happy.
Sijan Ranabhat making tea in a fireplace using firewoods. He helps his mother in household works.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir provided rice cooker to our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat from his extra donation. Sijan and his family were very happy and thankful.
Our godparent's children Sijan Ranabhat and his brother Sandip were helping our caretaker in lifting those monthly things.
This month he received her monthly things like copy, pasta, calculator, pencil, toothpaste, toothbrush, body soap and laundry soap. He was very happy to get the things which are needed for his.
After receiving Sijan's monthly things, his parents were very happy and thankful to his godparents for supporting him.
This is the board of that school where the school name is written Shree Jana Priya secondary School.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited our godparent's children Babita Gharti, Muskan Chhetri, Sandip Ranabhat, Sanjita Gharti and Sijan Ranabhat School ( Shree Janapriya Secondary School). When our caretaker reached there that time our all children were having their class. Our caretaker requested their teachers and went inside and met them. He talked their teachers how our children are doing in study, are they regularly come in school or not, when would be their exams, etc. According to their teachers, our children are very active in school activities, they come school regularly, their exam are not fixed yet to held because of virus. They sent many greetings to all of us.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited our godparent's children Babita Gharti, Muskan Chhetri, Sandip Ranabhat, Sanjita Gharti and Sijan Ranabhat School ( Shree Janapriya Secondary School).
Our caretaker requested their teachers and went inside and met them. And he clicked the photo of Sijan Ranabhat. He was listening carefully.
Sijan's teacher was asking him and he is answering. At the same time, our caretaker reached in Sijan's class and he clicked his photos. He talked with the class teacher about the Sijan's study.
This is the birthday cake of our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat. Our caretaker bought everything for Sijan.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir managed al the things for our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat to celebrate his birthday. Our godparents child Sijan was very excited to celebrate his birthday.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir managed al the things for our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat to celebrate his birthday. Our godparents child Sijan was very excited to celebrate his birthday.
Our district caretakers managed all the things for our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat to celebrate his birthday with his family and friends. Everyone was looking so happy and enjoying the birthday of Sijan.
Our district caretakers managed all the things for our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat to celebrate his birthday with his family and friends. Everyone was looking so happy and enjoying the birthday of Sijan. And our district caretaker was cutting the cake and feeding to our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat.
Our godparents child Sijan's mother was putting tika and gave a lots of blessing to her son.
Our district caretakers managed all the things for our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat to celebrate his birthday with his family and friends. Everyone was looking so happy and enjoying the birthday of Sijan.
This is the banner of our Program. On December 28 from our Namaste Kids Nepal, we held a program for godparents children and parents meeting with distribution of monthly things warm clothes and blanket in this very cold season in the presence of Vice-president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir, Health personnel Namrata Shrestha, caretaker of Syangja Suraksha Gurung sir, Syangja youth club president Sajan Gurung and district-in-charge Boby Gurung about awareness, health and education.
Our caretaker Suraksha Gurung sir and district-in-charge Boby miss were arranging the monthly things warm trouser, track, pant, hoodies and Fiber blanket to our children according to children name.
In our program, first of all our caretaker welcomed us by putting beautiful cloth garland on us turn by turn.
In program our all children turn by turn welcomed us by putting beautiful flower garland and greet us warmly.
Our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat welcomed us by putting beautiful garland on us. He was well discipline boy.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir was hosting program in a respective way. Our godparents children and their parents are participating on our program within our time schedule.
Our respected vice-president Mr. Anil Kumar Shrestha 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.
Anil sir is talking about final exam result and he stand up those who got less marks in their result. He is giving motivational, knowledgeable speech to them. He is suggesting their parents for give their children sound environment so that they can focus on their study.
In program, we had a gift for highest percentage in last final exam. So, as calculating percentage Sijan Ranabhat git 86% among all of them. So we gave him an appreciation gift because he scored more than others.
After that, our caretaker manages token of love for us, he handover very respectfully to us. He also handover token of love to Syangja youth club president Sajan Gurung.
Our district-in-charge Boby miss and caretaker Suraksha sir was measuring height of Sijan Ranabhat and Namrata miss noted in list.
Our district-in-charge Boby miss was measuring weight of Sijan Ranabhat and Namrata miss noted in list.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the whole face, body part of our god parents child Sijan Ranabhat.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the whole face, body part of our god parents child Sijan Ranabhat.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles with eggs. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir, district in-charge Boby Gurung miss with our god parents child and his grandmother during the distribution of monthly things Warm clothes and fiber blanket.
Sijan and his grandmother was supper happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing warm clothes and blanket in such cold seasons.
Our god parents child after received his monthly things we clicked a photos of him. He said he is very happy to have with us and very thankful towards his godparents and Namaste kids family for supporting continuously.
Our office team and our god parents children and their parents are being ready to capture a group photos after distributing the monthly things. And our caretaker and in-charge are managing them in a proper line.
Our office team and district caretakers with our god parents children and their parents after distributing the monthly things.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparent's child Sijan Ranabhat's house for follow up and his caretaker clicked a photo of his house.
When caretaker reached that time Sijan was having his launch. He was enjoying his launch and when he saw caretaker he greets warmly.
Our godparents child Sijan and his brother were making Christmas tree for their godparents. As they live together but their godparents were different. So, they are drawing for their godparents.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir like their drawing and click photos with them. They are very happy and they wished their godparents happy merry Christmas and at the same time they wished happy new year too.
After finished he showed his beautiful drawing to our caretaker and he took pictures of him with his full drawing.
After finished they showed their beautiful drawing to our caretaker and he took pictures of them with their full drawing.
This drawing is made by Sijan Ranabhat. He tried his best to draw beautifully. He is very happy and send many greetings to his dearest godparents.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir went to market to buy this month monthly things for our Syangja godparents children according to their needs.
Our caretaker was loading things from shop to jeep turn by turn. Whereas, jeep driver and shop sales boy also helped our caretaker in loading things.
When caretaker reached there that time Sijan was doing his home-work whereas his brother was doing some household things. He and his brother do household things turn by turn.
Our Syangja Caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat home to distribute things. This is the view of Sijan's house.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed monthly things Rice, Oil, Salt, Gram, Potato and Dal to our child Sijan Ranabhat. He was very glad to met with his caretaker.
When he received his monthly things, he was supper happy and said he is very much thankful towards his dearest godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing things and supporting continuously. Sijan and his family are very happy and thankful.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat home for follow up. While he was on the way, he clicked a photo where people grow millet.
When caretaker reached there that time, Sijan was managing beds in proper order, when he saw his caretaker he greets warmly. He is active boy, he helps in house.
Our caretaker was checking nails of our child Sijan and including his brother Sandip. Both nails were cut and clean.
Our caretaker is asking Sijan that how is his studying going on, what activities are going on in school. how he is managing to study hard.
Sijan family use to cook food here and it is worked when we put woods and petrol. Their family have stone mixture where they mix spices to put in foods.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir 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 near caretaker house.
Our caretaker bought pant, t-shirt, school shoes, socks and underwear as according to our godparents child Sijan needs.
When Sijan Ranabhat received her monthly things, he and his family were so happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing what he needed.
While distributing monthly things, our caretaker also manages to measure all our godparent's children weight and height.
While distributing monthly things, our caretaker also manages to measure all our godparent's children weight and height.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat home to house visit, follow extra donation. When he reached there that time Sijan just finished his home-work. When he saw his caretaker he was very happy and greets him warmly.
Our caretaker clicked photos of Sijan's family kitchen, where they do not have kitchen rack to put all those spices.
Our caretaker follow extra donation which before time we gave things. to him. He uses that all things daily and wisely.
After finishing home-work, Sijan, his brother Sandip and caretaker was playing Carrom-board. They are enjoying a lot. Sijan is supper happy and thankful towards his lovely godparents.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir bought this month monthly things (groceries items) and he is uploading things from shop to vehicle.
This is the way to Sijan Ranabhat Home. There people planting rice plant over there which looks very greenery and beautiful. The way is very difficult because of raining season way is slippery.
This is hanging bridge which leads to Sijan Ranabhat home. There people planting rice plant over there which looks very greenery and beautiful.
When our caretaker reached there that time Sijan was just sitting with his family. When they saw caretaker they greets warmly.
Our caretaker distributed this month groceries things Rice, Dal, salt, Oil, Potato, Soybean to our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat.
When he received his monthly things, he saw so happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing such warm support and care.
Sijan Ranabhat family are so glad and thankful towards Sijan's godparents, Namaste kids family for supporting them and giving such important basic needs.
After distributing things, our caretaker set with two brothers Sijan and Sandip Ranabhat to collect information about school, study, family and health.
Our Syangja Caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat home to distribute monthly things. This is the view of Sijan's house.
Our caretaker visited in our godparents Child Sijan Ranabhat house to distribute this month monthly things. When caretaker reached there that time Sijan was doing house hold things, when he saw caretaker he greets warmly.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things School dress (Pant, shirt), school bag, pen, books cover to our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat.
When he received his monthly things he was so happy and glad in the same time he said he is very thankful towards his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him.
When our Caretaker reached there that time Sijan came from jungle (for collecting woods). When he saw his caretaker he was so happy to see him.
Our caretaker visited in our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat house to give letter of Sijan's godparents. When he reached their that time Sijan was washing his face, hand and feet. When he saw his caretaker he was so happy and thankful towards his godparents for warm letter.
After receiving letter, he was so happy to know what was in letter and eagerly wanted to write letter for his godparents. So, he started to writing. He wrote what he wants to write there for his godparents.
This is a letter written by Sijan Ranabhat where he tries to response what is on letter. He said he loves his godparents very much. He wants a reply back letter from his godparents with beautiful photos of his godparents.
When our caretaker reached there that time Sijan was being ready to met his caretaker. When he saw his caretaker he warmly greets. He was very excited and happy.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir called all our Syangja godparents children near caretaker house as middle junction for everybody and here to distribute monthly things to our children. They are following safety measures while receiving things. All our children are till healthy.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Flour, Salt, Dhaal, Oil, Gram, Cloth Soap and mask our child Sijan. When Sijan received his monthly things his was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
When he received her monthly things, he said he was very glad and thankful because he and his family are needing those things a lot in these time.
When our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat home to distribute this month monthly things to Sijan. When he saw his caretaker he immediately greets his caretaker very warmly.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things Sugar, tea, biscuits, beaten rice, Dhaal, Dettol Soap and Mask to all our godparents children. Our caretaker even teaches safety measures, wearing every time mask whenever go outside to our all children and their family. They are following safety measures.
When Sijan received his monthly things his family were very happy and glad. They thanked his godparents for caring and supporting their child continuously.
Our Syangja district caretaker Suraksha sir managed to call all our godparents children in Suraksha sir home as a center point so that all children can come and take their things. Suraksha sir distribute monthly things and extra donation to our children. Our caretaker distribute extra donation Carrom Board and Air pump to Sijan Ranabhat.
When Sijan Ranabhat received his extra donation he was so happy and glad that his godparents loved him so much. Sijan and his family are very thankful towards Sijan's godparents and Namaste kids organization.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things Rice, Dhaal, Soybean, Noodles, Oil, Surf, Body soap, Cloth soap, Shampoo, Tooth-paste, Tooth-Brush, mosquito-net and Dustbin to our godparents child Sijan Ranabhat. When Sijan received his monthly things, he was so, happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him continuously.
Our caretaker Suraksha distributed this month monthly things to Sijan. When Sijan received his monthly things his family were very thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids Organization.
When Sijan received his monthly things his family were very thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for continuous support.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things slipper, socks, shoes, pencil box, color, copy set and track to Sijan Ranabhat. When he received his monthly things he was so thankful towards his godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support.
When our caretaker distributed this month monthly things to Sandip that time Sijan and his family were so thankful and glad towards Sijan's godparents and namaste kids organization.
When Sijan received his monthly things, his family were so happy and glad for those warm supports towards them. They are very thankful to Sijan's godparents and Namaste kids organization.
We organized small program / we can say meeting with our children and their parents about awareness, education, health, cleanliness. That time our president Sagun Sir was checking nail of our children and our all children was clean and tidy.
Our respective vice- president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir was giving speech about awareness, education and health to all parents and our children.
We held a meeting with our Syangja godparent's children and their parents about education, health, cleanliness and awareness. We had our Namaste Kids organization member there to introduce, to give awareness speech to all of them.
Our office team Susmita miss, Boby miss, caretaker Suraksha sir were measuring height and weight of our all Syangja godparent's children.
After finishing our meeting, we clicked group photos of all Syangja godparent's children. All Children are very happy and thankful to their godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting them continuously. l
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir visited to our godparent's child Sijan Ranabhat home to distributed Sijan's extra donation ( Mattress, warm clothes, quality blanket). When Sijan saw his caretaker with full of things, he was so happy and thankful to his godparent's for providing such things which was really needed to him and his family.
Our godparent's child Sijan Ranabhat saw his caretaker with full of things, he was so happy and thankful to his godparent's for providing such things which was really needed to him and his family.
Sijan Ranabhat said thankyou to his godparents for making his life better than before, celebrated birthday by the support of his godparents. So, he is very happy and thankful towards his godparents.
After receiving extra donation, Sijan and his family are very happy and thankful to Sijan godparents, Namaste Kids organization and caretaker Suraksha sir for providing things which was needed them right now.
Sijan is very glad and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support. In the same time he is very thankful towards Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir for providing things to their house wise.
Sijan and his family are very glad and thankful to Sijan's godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support. In the same time they are thankful towards Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir for providing things to their house wise.
When Caretaker reached there, that time Sijan just washed his face when he saw his caretaker he and he received his monthly things copy set, pencil, track, sweater.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited early morning in Sijan Ranabhat house to distribute this month monthly things to Sijan.
When our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Sijan Ranabhat's house, that time Sijan was studying. When he saw his caretaker he was very happy and greet him warmly.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung helps Sijan Ranabhat in study. Sijan is very obedient and generous boy. Suraksha Gurung is also very helpful person he always helps and support to everyone.
Our Syangja district caretaker Suraksha Gurung handover his extra donation football to Sijan Ranabhat. When he received his extra donation, he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and namaste kids for providing such gifts.
When Sijan Ranabhat received his extra donation, he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and namaste kids organization for providing such gift. He said he loves her godparents alot for supporting him continuously.
Sijan Ranabhat received his extra donation, he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and namaste kids organization for providing such gift. He said he loves his godparents alot for supporting him continuously.
Sijan Ranabhat said he loves his godparents alot for supporting him continuously. Sijan warmly greet to all of us and he is very thankful to his godparents and Namaste Kids Organization.
After meting with his caretaker he had to go school so, he was brushing his teeth and washing his face. He likes to go school everyday and he respect his teachers and elders.
When our district care taker Suraksha Gurung visited in Sijan Ranabhat's home that time he was just sitting on wooden bench. When he saw his caretaker he was very happy and excited.
Sijan was having lunch early morning and after that he could go school. He likes dal and rice a lot.
This month we distribute pen, pencil, copy and warm sweater for winter season. Sijan Ranabhat is receiving his things. from our caretaker Surekcha Gurung.
This month we distribute pen, pencil, copy and warm sweater for winter season. Sijan Ranabhat is receiving his things. from our caretaker Surekcha Gurung.
Sijan Ranabhat is received his Pen, Copy, Pencil and worm sweater for winter from our caretaker Suraksha Gurung. He is very happy with his godparents. He says thank you to is godparents.
Our district caretaker suraksha Gurung Taking group Photo with our godparents children after distribute monthli things to them. This month they receive Copy, Pen, Pencil and warm Sweater for winter Season.
Our district caretaker suraksha Gurung Taking group Photo with our godparents children after distribute monthli things to them. This month they receive Copy, Pen, Pencil and warm Sweater for winter Season.
Our district caretaker suraksha Gurung Taking group Photo with our godparents children after distribute monthli things to them. This month they receive Copy, Pen, Pencil and warm Sweater for winter Season.
All schools annd educational institute of syangja is close because of corona virus. Now our caretaker visit our godparents children home to give them home work and to support them in their study. Our caretaker is helping Sijan in his study.
This is the house of sijan Ranabhat. Now his mother, grandmother, mama and his wife is living together with Sijan.
This is the bedroom of sijan's family. They dont have any clothes drawer. They hang clothes on rope and put clothes to the bed at day time.
This is the inner part of Sijan's house. They use this part of house to sleep and store dishes.
All schools annd educational institute of syangja is close because of corona virus. Now our caretaker visit our godparents children home to give them home work and to support them in their study. Our caretaker is helping Sijan in his study.
All schools annd educational institute of syangja is close because of corona virus. Now our caretaker visit our godparents children home to give them home work and to support them in their study. Our caretaker is helping Sijan in his study.
All schools annd educational institute of syangja is close because of corona virus. Now our caretaker visit our godparents children home to give them home work and to support them in their study. Our caretaker is helping Sijan in his study.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
District Caretaker suraksha gurung given this month Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc .
Sijan ranabhat and his mother receive this month Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
Sijan Ranabhat receive This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc.Sanjita receive This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide new pant,Shirt and underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide new pant,Shirt and underwear to them.sijan and his family are very thankful for our help and support them.
On August 13th Suraksha Gurung handover monthly things new pant,shirt and underwear to sijan ranabhat.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide new pant,Shirt and underwear to them.
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).
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.
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.
Landslide on the road of ghachowk. This is very dangerous way for vehicles and local visitor of that place
He is receive this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
District volunteer suraksha given this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
He is receive this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
Sijan and His brother receive this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
It is from Fedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitarzar.
It is from Fedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitarzar.
It is from Fedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitarzar.
It is from Fedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitarzar.
It is from Fedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitarzar.
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 rural municipality and municipalities of the district where we have been providing services.
Due to the global spread of the corona virus, all the countries are in lockdown. And Nepal is also in lockdown, due to which our organization is not able to continue the service, so at this time there is a severe shortage of food in our children's homes.
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 rural municipality and municipalities of the district where we have been providing services.
Our Syangja godparent's children's with their supervisor Surakchya.This month they received t-shirt, Pant, Underwear,Vest and Half Pant.
This month Syangja Surakchya gave him new clothes t-shirt,pant,underwear,vest and half pant.
Sijan received a Copy,Shoes,Pencil,Toothbrush, Colcate, Slipper,Irajera,Sharpener This month's things photos.
Sijan received a Copy,Shoes,Pencil,Toothbrush, Colcate, Slipper,Irajera,Sharpener This month's things photos.
Sijan received a Copy,Shoes,Pencil,Toothbrush, Colcate, Slipper,Irajera,Sharpener This month's things photos.
Sijan received a Copy,Shoes,Pencil,Toothbrush, Colcate, Slipper,Irajera,Sharpener This month's things photos.
Sijan ranabhat is very happy for this month he receive rice ,oil, dall, soyabeen , mutter and slat .
Sijan ranabhat is very happy for this month he receive rice ,oil, dall, soyabeen , mutter and slat .
Surakha given this month rice ,oil, dall, soyabeen , mutter and slat so he is very happy.
Surakha given this month rice ,oil, dall, soyabeen , mutter and slat so he is very happy.
surakha given this month school dress,copy ,pen and pencil so sijan and his mother are very happy.
Das nepalesische Gesundheitswesen leidet unter seiner extremen Unterfinanzierung, die nur 17 Euro pro Einwohner aufbringt. Versicherungen sind völlig unbekannt
Die staatlichen Bemühungen konzentrieren sich auf eine Basisversorgung in Form von medizinischen Versorgungsposten (health posts). Diese fehlen allerdings häufig in den Bergregionen und in ländlichen Gebieten. Hier herrscht noch die Heiltätigkeit der Schamanen, deren Zahl auf 700.000 geschätzt wird und die bis zu 90 % aller Kranken behandeln.
Jährlich sterben in Nepal fast 8% aller Säuglinge und Kleinkinder unter fünf Jahren an den Folgen der Trinkwasserverunreinigung, an Mangelernährung oder an einfachen Infekten.
Für 30 Millionen Einwohner (2019) gibt es etwa 120 Krankenhäuser und 1000 der oben genannten medizinischen Versorgungsposten. Auf 5.000 Einwohner kommt ein Hospitalbett, ein Arzt in Nepal hat 4.800 Patienten zu versorgen. Für Spezialbehandlungen ist die Situation noch desolater. Diese sind nur in wenigen Privatkliniken möglich und die sich die wenigsten Menschen leisten können.
Wegen des fehlenden Kranken- und Unfallversicherungssystems müssen Behandlungskosten von den Patienten oder ihren Angehörigen selbst bezahlt werden. Daher beschränkt sich das etablierte Gesundheitssystem überwiegend auf die wohlhabenderen Bevölkerungsschichten.
Das Gesundheitssystem Nepals ist unzulänglich und gerade außerhalb des Kathmandutals in einem katastrophalen Zustand.
Im Kathmandutal selbst gibt es zwar Krankenhäuser (ca. 50), diese sind jedoch meist schlecht ausgestattet. Auch die Pflege und Nachsorge ist mangelhaft.
Da es keine Krankenversicherung gibt, ist jede Behandlung kostenpflichtig und im Voraus zu bezahlen.
Laut WHO werden pro Jahr insgesamt für das Gesundheitswesen ca. 17 Euro pro Einwohner ausgegeben. Davon stammen 64,7%, d.h. ca. € 11,00, von Nichtregierungsorganisationen, 35,3% werden von der Regierung zur Verfügung gestellt, d.h. € 6,00 pro Einwohner
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.
Für die Kinder in abgelegenen Regionen ist es besonders schwierig, zur Schule zu gehen. Die Wege in Nepal sind oft weit und beschwerlich. Noch dazu sind viele Lehrer in Nepal schlecht ausgebildet. Auch das Lernmaterial ist alles andere als optimal: Es fehlt an Tafeln, Büchern und Stiften. All das erschwert das Lernen.
Dort müssen auch die Kinder bei der Feldarbeit oder dem Viehhüten anpacken. So sind bei der Schulausbildung die Bauernfamilien doppelt belastet. Die Schulkosten müssen sie selbst tragen und gleichzeitig das Geld für den Einsatz einer Hilfe auf dem Feld aufbringen. Das kann sich eine Familie kaum leisten, denn von ihrer Ernte ernährten ist ihre Existenz abhängig. Mädchen werden seltener zur Schule geschickt als Jungen und brechen häufiger die Schulausbildung ab. Jungen müssen später eine eigene Familie gründen und sie absichern.
Der durchschnittliche Schulbesuch dauert ca. 2,4 Jahre und der erhebliche Mangel an ausgebildeten Lehrern verstärkt einen vorzeitigen Schulabgang.
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Aufgrund der Regensaison haben die Kinder diesen Monat Regenjacken und Regenschirme bekommen, welches sie und die Schulbücher vor dem Regen schützen sollen
Oft müssen unsere Betreuer einen weiten und unbefestigten Weg zu Fuß zu den Kindern zurücklegen, der nicht ungefährlich ist.
Sijans Familie gehört der Volkgruppe der Chhetri an. Die Chhetri sind zur Zeit des Mittelalters aus den Regionen Nordindien, insbesondere dem heutigen Bundesstaat Rajasthan nach Norden gewandert, um sich dort in den mittleren Regionen des heutigen Nepals anzusiedeln.
Die Grußgeste "Namaste" ist gleichzeitig eine Ehrenbekundung und bedeutet soviel wie ,,Ich grüße das göttliche in dir".
Die Bevölkerung Nepals umfasst rund 29,7 Millionen Menschen. Die faszinierende ethnische Vielfalt ist das Ergebnis einer langen Einwanderungsgeschichte und der Topographie Nepals, die die Kommunikation zwischen verschiedenen Landesteilen und Volksgruppen erschwerte. Viele ethnische Gruppen entwickelten sich isoliert von den anderen.
Die vielen Ethnien im Land lassen sich in drei große Gruppen zusammenfassen: Zur ersten gehören die Indonepalesen, rund drei Viertel der Gesamtbevölkerung, die die Nachfahren von eingewanderten Indern sind. Die zweite Gruppe sind die Tibetonepalesen (Tamang, Gurung, Newar, Thakali, Rai, Magar, Limbu und Tharu), die etwa ein Viertel der Bevölkerung ausmachen und zu denen die meisten der Hochgebirgsstämme gehören. Die dritte und kleinste Gruppe bilden die tibetischen Völker.
Trotz der Grundschulpflicht, die seit 1975 besteht, sind heute 89 % der Kinder an einer Grundschule angemeldet und die Alphabetisierungsquote liegt bei nur rund 59 %.
Hier ist Sijan vor dem Haus seiner Tante und seines Onkels. Dieses wurde bei den Erdbeben 2015 beschädigt und ist aufgrund der Bauweise nicht mehr einsturzsicher. Das obere Stockwerk dient als Vorratsraum für Reis und Mais.
In Nepal erreichen im Durchschnitt von 100 Schülern, die in der ersten Klasse beginnen, nur acht den qualifizierten Schulabschluss School Leaving Certificate (SLC), 15 schaffen es bis zur 10. Klasse. 85 von 100 Kindern verlassen die Schule vorzeitig. Zum Vergleich: in Deutschland beenden 85 von 100 Kindern die Schule mit einem Schulabschluss.
Hier baut die Familie ein kleines Häuschen, da das alte Haus stark beschädigt und nicht mehr sicher bewohnbar ist.
Die nepalesische Regierung hat den Menschen, deren Haus bei den Erdbeben zerstört oder stark beschädigt wurde jeweils umgerechnet etwa 3.500 Euro für den Bau eines neuen Hauses zur Verfügung gestellt. Wer selbst kein Geld hat, kann nur darauf zurückgreifen. Deshalb wird das neue Haus für die siebenköpfige Familie so einfach wie möglich gebaut, beispielsweise aus Felbrocken statt Ziegelsteinen und ohne Putz.
Die nepalesische Regierung hat den Menschen, deren Haus bei den Erdbeben zerstört oder stark beschädigt wurde jeweils umgerechnet etwa 3.500 Euro für den Bau eines neuen Hauses zur Verfügung gestellt. Wer selbst kein Geld hat, kann nur darauf zurückgreifen. Deshalb wird das neue Haus für die siebenköpfige Familie so einfach wie möglich gebaut, beispielsweise aus Felbrocken statt Ziegelsteinen und ohne Putz.
Am Ende der Rana-Herrschaft im Jahre 1951 betrug die Analphabetenrate 98 %. Die Lage hat sich seitdem quantitativ verbessert: die Grundschulausbildung wurde weitgehend kostenlos und ab 1975 zur Pflicht. Trotz der Schulpflicht sind heute nur etwa 89 % der Kinder an einer Grundschule angemeldet und die Alphabetisierungsquote liegt bei nur rund 59 % im Durchschnitt der ländlichen Regionen. Die Ursachen für den Bildungsnotstand sind sozialer Status und Armut. Zwar erheben die staatlichen Schulen geringere Schulgebühren als die staatlichen Schulen (die Gebühren steigen auch mit der Klassenstufe). Wie in Sijans Fall können aber viele Familien das Geld für Bücher, Stifte und Schuluniformen nicht aufbringen.
Die Gesellschaft Nepals ist stark durch das aus Nordindien stammende brahmanische Kastensystem und dessen Sozialkodex geprägt. Zwar wurde bereits 1963 im New National Code und in der 1991er Verfassung Nepals das Kastensystem verboten, die rechtliche Beseitigung der Kasten konnte aber keineswegs die politische und wirtschaftliche Macht der Hochkasten gegenüber dem Rest der Bevölkerung aufheben. Bei der Volkszählung 2001 wurden 15 % der Einwohner als Chhetri und 12 % als Brahmanen (Bahuns) ausgewiesen. Noch immer gehören fast alle nepalesischen Politiker den Hochkasten (Bahuns und Chhetris) an.
Die Bevölkerung Nepals umfasst rund 29,7 Millionen Menschen. Die faszinierende ethnische Vielfalt ist das Ergebnis einer langen Einwanderungsgeschichte und der Topographie Nepals, die die Kommunikation zwischen verschiedenen Landesteilen und Volksgruppen erschwerte. Viele ethnische Gruppen entwickelten sich isoliert von den anderen.
Der Reisanbau ist die Grundlage der Menschen in Nepal. Weit mehr als die Hälfte der landwirtschaftlich nutzbaren Flächen wird hierfür genutzt. Dabei arbeiten die Menschen auch heute noch ohne Maschinen, sondern mit Wasserbüffeln.
Die Religion ist Grundlage der traditionellen Kultur in Nepal. Nicht nur religiöse Praktiken, sondern auch Feste und Feiern, Literatur, Kunst und Architektur, Sitten und Bräuche, oder auch der Ablauf des täglichen Lebens, sind von der Religion geprägt. Die wechselvolle Geschichte des Landes hat entscheidend auch die Religion beeinflusst und die besondere Beziehung zwischen Hinduismus und Buddhismus in Nepal bewirkt.
Hinduismus und Buddhismus sind mit dem Tantrismus, sowie Resten animistischer Urreligionen, welche sämtliche Dinge mit einer Vielzahl von guten und bösen Geistern als beseelt betrachten, miteinander verwoben. Viele Feste werden gemeinsam, teils mit unterschiedlichen Inhalten, gefeiert. Buddhistische und hinduistische Kultstätten stehen nebeneinander oder werden auch gemeinsam genutzt.
Das religiöse Weltbild besteht aus einem Nebeneinander religiöser Richtungen, Schulen und Theorien. Diese Art von Synkretismus macht die Einteilung in Religionsgruppen nur bedingt möglich: Dem letzten Zensus (2011) nach bekennen sich rund 80 % der Gesamtbevölkerung zu der ehemaligen Staatsreligion, dem Hinduismus, rund ein Zehntel sind Anhänger des Buddhismus, Muslime bilden 4 und Kirati 3 % der Bevölkerung; Christen, Sikhs, Jainas und Bön bilden kleine Minderheiten (0,4 %).
Am 18. Mai 2006 verabschiedete das Repräsentantenhaus eine Resolution, die das als einziges offizielles Hindukönigreich der Welt bekannt gewordene Land zum säkularen Staat erklärte. Die im Oktober 2015 verabschiedete Verfassung bestätigte Nepal als säkularen Staat. Nepal war auch das erste Land, welches ein drittes Geschlecht offiziell anerkannte.
Auch das Bewusstsein für Umweltschutz steigt in Nepal. Plastiktüten sind in Nepal seit 2 Jahren verboten und werden nach und nach aus dem Handel verbannt.
Das Gesundheitswesen ist nur schwach entwickelt. Mehr als die Hälfte der Bevölkerung hat keinen Zugang zu den wichtigsten Medikamenten, auf 100.000 Einwohner kommen im Durchschnitt nur 21 Ärzte. Unterernährung und Erkrankungen des Magen- und Darmtraktes, parasitäre Krankheiten, Tuberkulose, Typhus, Malaria, Tollwut, Augen- und Schilddrüsenerkrankungen sind verbreitet. Die Zahl der HIV-Infizierten beläuft sich auf 31.000. Die Kinder- und Müttersterblichkeitsraten sind sehr hoch. Die durchschnittliche Lebenserwartung liegt bei etwa 70 Jahren.
In den ländlichen Gebieten ist die medizinische Grundversorgung der Bevölkerung besonders schlecht. Auf dem Land fehlt es an Ärzten und Medikamenten, die Wege zu Gesundheitsstationen sind in entlegenen Regionen sehr weit. Die Bevölkerung ist daher noch in hohem Maße auf die traditionellen Heilpraktiken angewiesen.
Die Bevölkerung Nepals umfasst rund 29,7 Millionen Menschen. Die faszinierende ethnische Vielfalt ist das Ergebnis einer langen Einwanderungsgeschichte und der Topographie Nepals, die die Kommunikation zwischen verschiedenen Landesteilen und Volksgruppen erschwerte. Viele ethnische Gruppen entwickelten sich isoliert von den anderen.
Angebaut werden neben Reis vor allem Mais, Weizen, Linsen und (je nach Höhenlage) verschiedenes Gemüse und Früchte (Äpfel, Bananen, Mangos, Guaven, Pomelos, Orangen)
Angebaut werden neben Reis vor allem Mais, Weizen, Linsen und (je nach Höhenlage) verschiedenes Gemüse und Früchte (Äpfel, Bananen, Mangos, Guaven, Pomelos, Orangen).
Die gesamte Region ist sehr dünn besiedelt. Eine Gesundheitsversorgung gibt es hier, wie in vielen Teilen des Landes nicht. Wir helfen das zu verändern.
Die gesamte Region ist sehr dünn besiedelt. Eine Gesundheitsversorgung gibt es hier, wie in vielen Teilen des Landes nicht. Wir helfen das zu verändern.
Die gesamte Region ist sehr dünn besiedelt. Eine Gesundheitsversorgung gibt es hier, wie in vielen Teilen des Landes nicht. Wir helfen das zu verändern.
Nach Bange Padhke gibt es keine befestigten Straßen und in der Regenzeit bleibt nur der Weg durch den Dschungel.
Sijan lebt in Bhatkhola, einer kleinen Siedlung im Distrikt Syangja. Sie befindet sich etwa 200km Luftlinie nordwestlich von Kathmandu. Allerdings ist man von dort aus etwa 15-20 Stunden unterwegs, 5-7 davon zu Fuß.
Man kann erkennen, weshalb keine andere Hilfsorganisation in diesen Regionen tätig ist. Es gibt keine Straßen, nicht einmal Jeeps können hier fahren.
Überall sind noch immer die Folgen des Erdbebens zu sehen. Hunderttausende sind obdachlos geworden. Die meisten der Betroffenen leben nach wie vor in provisorischen Wellblechhütten.
Die gesamte Region ist sehr dünn besiedelt. Eine Gesundheitsversorgung gibt es hier, wie in vielen Teilen des Landes nicht. Wir helfen das zu verändern.
Angebaut werden neben Reis vor allem Mais, Weizen, Linsen und (je nach Höhenlage) verschiedenes Gemüse und Früchte (Äpfel, Bananen, Mangos, Guaven, Pomelos, Orangen)
Angebaut werden neben Reis vor allem Mais, Weizen, Linsen und (je nach Höhenlage) verschiedenes Gemüse und Früchte (Äpfel, Bananen, Mangos, Guaven, Pomelos, Orangen)
Angebaut werden neben Reis vor allem Mais, Weizen, Linsen und (je nach Höhenlage) verschiedenes Gemüse und Früchte (Äpfel, Bananen, Mangos, Guaven, Pomelos, Orangen)
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Unser neuer Namaste Kids Help Shop
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.
Hier finden Sie unseren neuen HelpShop
Suraksha lebt selbst in der Region, in der er die Patenkinder betreut, spricht etwas Englisch und hat einen guten Bildungsstand. Als Mitarbeiter von Namaste Kids betreut er die Patenkinder in einem Umkreis von etwa 8 Stunden Fußmarsch. Er ist ein sehr motivierter, verantwortungsvoller und sehr zuverlässiger Mitarbeiter, was aber auch notwendig ist für die umfassende und nachhaltige Betreuung, die alle Patenkindern erhalten.
Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Surakshya 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. Surakshya Gurung ist 26 Jahre alt und lebt mit seinen Eltern, seiner Frau und seinen beiden kleinen Kindern im Distrikt Syangja. Er arbeitet hauptberuflich als Betreuer der Patenkinder in dieser Region. Suraksha bekommt ein kleines, aber den Arbeitsaufwand würdigendes Grundeinkommen, welches durch den Vorstand bezahlt wird. Besonders in den Bergregionen des Himalayas sind die Wege zu den Kindern weit und mühsam. Um die Patenkinder zu betreuen ist Suraksha täglich mehrere Stunden unterwegs. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge für die Patenkinder, die er in aller Regel nur in Phedikhola Bazar, der nächstgelegen Stadt kaufen kann, um sie dann den Patenkindern zu bringen. Zu seiner Arbeit gehört es auch, dass er für die Kinder / die Familien immer erreichbar ist. Hinzu kommen regelmäßige Gespräche mit den Lehrern der Kinder.
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 Suraksha ein kleine Würdigung seiner Arbeit 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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