Hallo liebe Familie Koch, ich bin Tamanna aus Nepal
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Tamannas Familie gehört der Kaste der Nepali an, einer Bauern- und Handwerkerkaste. Nepali 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 Kastensystems 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 14% der Gesamtbevölkerung Nepals den Dalit an. Sie umfassen 21 Kasten. Eine von ihnen sind die Nepali.
Tamannas Vater Roshan Nepali hat seine Frau und seine Tochter Ende 2016 verlassen und ist nach Indien ausgewandert. Er meldete sich kurz darauf bei seiner Frau, um ihr mitzuteilen, dass er vorhabe dort zu heiraten und nicht zurückzukommen. Seitdem besteht keinerlei Kontakt mehr zu ihm. Die Familie war schon immer sehr arm. Eigenes Land, welches sie bewirtschaften hätten können, besaßen sie schon damals nicht. Diese Hoffnungslosigkeit, so beschreibt es Tamannas Großmutter, führte bei ihrem Schwiegersohn zu dem Entschluss fortzugehen und als Gastarbeiter in Indien zu arbeiten. Eigentlich habe er vorgehabt seiner Familie etwas von dem Geld zu schicken, das er dort verdienen würde. Er habe ihnen versprochen, dass es ihnen dann gut gehen würde, seine Frau sich um die Kinder kümmern könne und sie in die Schule gehen könnten. Nach dem Verschwinden des Vaters war aber alles sehr viel schlimmer als zuvor.
Wenige Monate nach dem Weggang des Vaters hat Tamannas Mutter Tara Muktan von einem Tag auf den anderen die Familie verlassen. Wo und, ob sie überhaupt noch lebt ist nicht bekannt. Seit etwa zweieinhalb Jahren lebt das Mädchen nun alleine bei ihren Großeltern. Ihre Großmutter Ekmaya Nepali und ihr Großvater Dil Bahadur Nepali arbeiten, wo immer es etwas zu tun gibt: als Saat- oder Erntehelfer auf den Feldern in der Region, auf Baustellen, sie versorgen die Nutztiere anderer Menschen und sammeln Holz, um es als Feuerholz für ein paar Rupien zu verkaufen. Die Arbeit ist körperlich hart und in der Regel von Sonnenaufgang bis Sonnenuntergang. Das Bezahlung ist mit etwa 100 Rupien pro Tag (ca. 80 Cent) sehr niedrig und wird als Tagelohn ausgezahlt, was bedeutet, wenn es keine Arbeit gibt, dann gibt es auch kein Geld. Unter den aktuellen Lockdown-Verhältnissen hat das natrlich besonders gravierende Auswirkungen auf viele Menschen. Aber auch in normalen Zeiten werden nicht ganzjährig Arbeitskräfte benötigt, was dazu führt, dass die wenigen Rupien zusätzlich auf mehrere Tage aufgeteilt werden müssen. Nicht selten erhalten sie statt Geld auch einfach Nahrungsmittel als Bezahlung, wie beispielsweise Reis oder Bananen. Das wenige Geld, das sie damit verdienen, reicht nicht aus, um regelmäßig und dauerhaft die Kosten für die Schule für Tamanna zu bezahlen. Es fehlt ihnen praktisch an allem. Aktuell geht sie noch in die Grundschule (Vorschul-Level) und benötigt relativ wenige Dinge, verglichen mit den höheren Schulklassen. Das wird sich aber natürlich in absehbarer Zeit ändern. Sie benötigt dann Schulmaterialien, wie Hefte, Stifte, Bücher oder Schulkleidung. Auch an anderen Dingen fehlt es schon jetzt, beispielsweise Kleidung oder Geld für eine Medikamente. Das Essen reichte vor Beginn der Unterstützung auch an manchen Tagen nicht für alle. Es gab Zeiten, da gab es nur eine Mahlzeit am Tag.
Tamanna geht nun zwar erst in den Kindergarten, aber schon jetzt zeichnet sich ab, dass die Großeltern es alleine nicht schaffen werden ihr den Schulbesuch zu ermöglichen. Die nächstgelegene weiterführende staatliche Schule ist zudem auch relativ weit weg. Vor der Patenschaft, zu Beginn des Jahres, besaß sie keinen Schulrucksack, keine festen Schuhe und keine warme oder wetterfeste Kleidung. Insbesondere während der Regenzeit (April bis September) und während der kalten Jahreszeit (November bis Februar) geht sie deshalb kaum in die Schule. Wenn es regnet, dann regnet es meist sehr stark und das ist dann natürlich ein Problem, auch die wertvolle Schuluniform und die teuren Schulsachen werden nass und nehmen Schaden. Ohne warme Kleidung ist es im Winter in den Schulen sehr kalt, denn 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. Im Kindergarten (LKG oder UKG), der einem einzelnen Klassenraum entspricht gibt es in dieser Schule zwar mehrere große Isomatten, die gespendet wurden. Aber das hilft natürlich nur bedingt und schützt Kleinkinder kaum davor durch die Kälte und nasse Kleidung besonders anfällig für Erkrankungen zu sein. Kinder, die keine warme Kleidung, vielleicht nicht einmal feste Schuhe haben, frieren und werden natürlich 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 Tamanna und ihre Familien der Schulbesuch mit vielen Problemen verbunden ist. Wenn es besonders schlecht war, hatten sie nur an zwei von drei Tagen etwas zu essen.
Tamanna ist ein aufgewecktes und liebes Mädchen, soweit sich das im jetzigen Alter beurteilen lässt. Aber sie wird wenige Entwicklungschancen haben unter den Bedingungen, wie so vor Beginn der Patenschaft waren. Dies wird sich ohne die Unterstützung mit Hilfe Ihrer Patenschaft in Zukunft noch weiter verschlechtern und dazu führen, dass sie die Schule vermutlich sehr früh verlässt und rasch verheiratet wird, um ihre Familie zu entlasten und ihre eigene Existenz zu sichern. Auch an Zusatzunterricht in den Ferien oder kostenpflichtigen Schulprogrammen wird Tamanna ohne Unterstützung von außen nicht teilnehmen können. Auch wenn die Regierung die Vorgabe gibt, dass staatliche Schulen kostenlos sein sollen, versuchen viele Schulen zusätzliche Unterrichtsfächer anzubieten, um ein annähernd vergleichbares Bildungslevel, wie die privaten Schulen zu erlangen. Da allerdings das staatliche Budget der Schulen dafür nicht ausreicht, müssen die Schulen diese Kosten über Gebühren für diese Fächer decken. Das führt zu einer zweiten Ebene der Diskriminierung innerhalb des staatlichen Bildungssystems, neben der zwischen privaten und staatlichen Schulen. Kinder wie Tamanna haben unter diesen Bedingungen keine Chance auf einen Schulabschluss und der Druck durch die Armut und den Hunger ist groß, weshalb die Zahl der arbeitenden Kinder in Nepal, trotz des offiziellen Verbots, so hoch ist. Kinder und Jugendliche sind natürlich ungelernte Arbeitskräfte und arbeiten deshalb meist auf den Feldern, auf Baustellen, als Geldeinsammler in Bussen oder als Tellerwäscher. Mädchen werden vor allem deshalb sehr früh verheiratet. Die Diskriminierung aufgrund der Kaste und der Armut ist aber signifikant stärker ausgeprägt als die, aufgrund des Geschlechtes. Gemeinsam mit den Pateneltern leisten wir einen wirkungsvollen Beitrag, um dies bereits in den Schulen zu verändern. Dafür ist eine der Voraussetzungen, dass Kinder einigermaßen vergleichbare Bedingungen haben und nicht von Beginn an aufgrund ihrer Armut benachteiligt sind und der frühzeitige Schulabbruch vorprogrammiert ist.
Liebe Familie Koch, Ihre Unterstützung durch die Patenschaft wird das Leben von Tamanna erheblich verändern. Sie wird zukünftig regelmäßig die Schule besuchen können und ausreichend zu essen haben. Darüber hinaus erhält sie eine Krankenversicherung, die Untersuchungen und Behandlungen (inkl. Medikamente) abdeckt, sowie eine intensive und vor allem individuelle Betreuung innerhalb ihres eigenen Umfeldes. Die Betreuung der Kinder und Familien hat eine sehr große Bedeutung. Es genügt unserer Auffassung nach nicht alleine die materiellen Voraussetzungen für eine gesunde Entwicklung oder für den Schulbesuch zu schaffen. Wenn mit Hilfe einer Patenschaft die Entwicklung wirksam und wirklich nachhaltig gefördert werden soll, sollte die Patenschaft in ein gesamtheitliches Konzept eingebettet sein. Unser Kinderschutz- und Entwicklungsnetzwerk, in dem das Kind im Zentrum steht, bezieht das direkte und erweiterte Umfeld in den Entwicklungsprozess mit ein. Dabei geht es um den Schutz des Kindes vor Gewalt, Missbrauch und Ausbeutung einerseits. Ebenso um die Schaffung individuell angepasster sozialer und ökonomischer Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten für das Kind und dessen Familie. Dadurch werden auch Abhängigkeiten beispielsweise durch eine Patenschaft auf ein Minimum reduziert. Darin einbezogen sein sollte aber auch das erweiterte Umfeld, also die Community in der Tamanna lebt, beispielsweise die Dorfgemeinschaft.
Hinsichtlich des Kinderschutzes geht es vor allem um Aufklärung, Prävention und Observation, den Schutz vor körperlicher und emotionaler Misshandlung, um eine gewaltlose Erziehung zuhause und in den Schulen, den Zugang zu Bildung und Gesundheitsversorgung ohne Diskriminierung aufgrund von Armut oder der ethnischen Zugehörigkeit, um nur einige Beispiele zu nennen. Die Schulung und Fortbildung aller unserer Mitarbeiter vor Ort in Nepal aber auch in Deutschland ist eine grundlegende Voraussetzung. Ebenso die Aufklärung der Menschen im Umfeld der Kinder. In erster Linie der Eltern, aber auch der Lehrer, Dorfbewohner und Regierungsvertreter. Notwendig sind auch festgelegte Strategien zur Überwachung, Mitteilung, Evaluation und Intervention, in Anpassung an den kulturellen Rahmen und die individuellen Gegebenheiten vor Ort.
Wichtig ist im Allgemeinen, dass auch die Familien der Kinder die Notwendigkeit und die Chancen dieser Regeln verstehen und uns bei der Umsetzung unterstützen. Mit der Entwicklung unseres eigenen, zugegebenermaßen sehr umfangreichen Kinderschutzkonzepts für alle Patenkinder in Nepal, hat sich bei vielen Kindern schulische Entwicklung bereits deutlich verbessert. Die meisten der Patenkinder haben gute oder sogar sehr gute Schulnoten. Auch in der sozialen, emotionalen und physischen Entwicklung macht sich dies signifikant 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 Betreuung nicht nur vor Ort, sondern durch unser gesamtes Team, bewirkt die Patenschaft also wesentlich mehr, als ausschließlich die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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Our district caretaker Santoshi miss providing monthly goods to Tamanna that includes Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
Our district caretaker Santoshi miss providing monthly goods to Tamanna that includes Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali and her grandmother received the monthly things like Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali and her grandmother received the monthly things like Rice, Oil, Salt, Spice and Egg etc.
On the week our caretaker visited our godparents child Tamanna Nepali home. That time our child Tamanna Nepali reading and doing homework. Our district caretaker gave extra donation things for Tamanna Nepali.
On the week our caretaker visited our godparents child Tamanna Nepali home. That time our child Tamanna Nepali reading and doing homework. Our district caretaker gave extra donation things for Tamanna Nepali.
On the week our caretaker visited our godparents child Tamanna Nepali home. That time our child Tamanna Nepali reading and doing homework. Our district caretaker gave extra donation things for Tamanna Nepali.
This is Tamanna Nepali extra donation things like Highneck, T-shirt, Jacket, Pant, Shoes, Trouser, Underwear and Kurtha Salwar.
Our district caretaker Santoshi gave Highneck, T-shirt, Jacket, Pant, Shoes, Trouser, Underwear and Kurtha Salwar for Tamanna Nepali. She is very happy to received this things.
Our district caretaker Santoshi gave Highneck, T-shirt, Jacket, Pant, Shoes, Trouser, Underwear and Kurtha Salwar for Tamanna Nepali. She is very happy to received this things.
Our district caretaker Santoshi gave Tamanna's extra donation paint t-shirt, kurtha, salwar jacket trousers highneck, shoes all warm clothes. Tamanna and her family all happy and they thanked godparents and all Namaste kids family.
Our district caretaker Santoshi gave Tamanna's extra donation paint t-shirt, kurtha, salwar jacket trousers highneck, shoes all warm clothes. Tamanna and her family all happy and they thanked godparents and all Namaste kids family.
Tamanna Nepali wearing clothes and took a photo. She is very happy and thankful her godparents.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
The Jeep was stuck while carrying the goods of this month. We used a jeep to transport monthly things for our kaski children.
One of our god parents child family member is helping to manage the monthly goods and distribute it.
These are groceries items, stationery items, bags, shoes, personal cleanliness tools toothpaste brush nail cut.... etc. Which are distributed to our god parents children. We decided to give this items because our caretaker visit our children home all children and asked for their needs and children requested for this things. So we distributed goods what they need.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar called all our godparents children and their family in middle of the place where children can come easily. Our caretaker managed all children and their family ground. Our caretaker bought groceries things, stationery things, bags, shoes, personal cleanliness tools toothpaste brush nailcut as according to our godparents children needs.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali to receive monthly things Copy, Rice, Pencil, Colour, Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut.
Our caretaker Santoshi gave our godparents child Tamanna Nepali monthly things Copy, Rice, Pencil, Colour, Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut.
Tamanna Nepali and with her grandmother to receive monthly things Copy, Rice, Pencil, Colour, Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut.
Tamanna Nepali and with her grandmother to receive monthly things Copy, Rice, Pencil, Colour, Toothpaste, Brush, Nailcut.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali is doing Sarswoti pooja at school. Shree Panchami, Basanta panchami or Saraswati Pooja is one of the most important festivals in Nepal.
Today our god parents children are doing saraswati pooja at school. Shree Panchami, Basanta panchami or Saraswati Pooja is one of the most important festivals in Nepal. Basanta Panchami is the day when winter ends and spring starts. Vasant Panchami falls in January-February (Magh - Fagun). We worship Goddess Saraswati in this day. Goddess Saraswati is regarded as the goddess of knowledge. She is worshiped as the source of all intelligence and creativity. Her blessings are the source of innovation and knowledge . She is the creator of art, music, science and all education.Saraswati is one of the greatest creation of Lord Bhrama. She is believed to be the most beautiful creation of Brahma. Saraswati is four handed Goddess seated on a white lotus wearing white sari. Her vehicle is a white Swan. She holds Veena, Book and a garland in her hands. The day is very auspicious day. This is the day for many Nepali kids start writing their first letters and alphabets. Children are taken to Saraswati temple and asked to read and write first letter of their life. The wall of Swaraswati temples across the country are scribbled by Nepali Alphabet, numbers and slokas. Kids use white chalk to write on the slate or wall. Therefore, it is very important day for every kid. It is believed, Shree Panchami is the best day to start learning new things. Students worship books, pens, notebooks and other instruments. Musician worship his/her instruments. Professionals worships their tools. In one sentence, this is the day when the source of knowledge, art and education are worshiped.
Our godparents children Sandhya Nepali, Tamanna Nepali and Yashu Nepali are doing Sarswoti pooja at school.
Students worship goddess Saraswati with more diligence and respect. Schools and colleges have special celebration of Saraswati puja in house. In Madhesh and Terai region of Nepal there is tradition of collecting money to build and establish idols of goddess Saraswati at the town avenues. People visit the idols and pay homage and regards. People sometimes organize idols competetions too. The community who establish the best idol wins and is awarded. This adds more fun to the celebration.
Our godparents children Sandhya Nepali, Tamanna Nepali, Yashu Nepali and Susant Nepali are doing Sarswoti pooja at school.
Tamanna Nepali with our district caretaker Santoshi miss during her birthday celebration.
Tamanna Nepali with our district caretaker Santoshi miss during her birthday celebration feeding her cake.
Tamanna Nepali with her family and friends during her birthday celebration. They all look happy.
Tamanna Nepali with our district caretaker Santoshi miss during her birthday celebration feeding her cake.
Tamanna Nepali with our district caretaker Santoshi miss during her birthday celebration feeding her cake.
Tamanna Nepali with her father during her birthday celebration as she is feeding her birthday cake to her father.
Our organization project manager Santosh sir and driver Santa Gurung arranging our program banner in proper way.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi gave token of love to our respected Namaste kids Nepal president Sagun Gurung sir.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi gave token of love to our respected Namaste kids Nepal president Sagun Gurung sir.
Our organization President Sagun sir gave speech about awareness, health and education to all of our children and their parents.
Our respected president Sagun Gurung sir is giving motivational, awareness and educational speech to our god parents children and their parents. He said that education and health is important in our life, the people without the education is like a empty pot or inkless pen. He also describes about our program and future plan to our god parents children.
This month we organized a small program for children and their parents in Kaski. The children of Kaski and their parents were attend to the program.
This month we organized a small program for children and their parents in Kaski. The children of Kaski and their parents were attend to the program.
On the month we organized program about public awareness, health and education. At the time Our godparents child Saugat Nepali prizes for talented in the study.
On the month we organized program about public awareness, health and education. At the time Our godparents child Saugat Nepali prizes for talented in the study.
19th Janaury we organized the program in the presence of President Sagun Gurung sir and office team and all the Kaski godparent's children and with their parents. We had some conversation with the parents about the study of children and how to take good care of them in every activities. In the program computer operator Shraddha Gurung, project manager Santosh Mizar, Health worker Namrata miss and Kaski In-charge Kalpana Gurung all the speech about public awareness, health and education.
19th Janaury we organized the program in the presence of President Sagun Gurung sir and office team and all the Kaski godparent's children and with their parents. We had some conversation with the parents about the study of children and how to take good care of them in every activities. In the program computer operator Shraddha Gurung, project manager Santosh Mizar, Health worker Namrata miss and Kaski In-charge Kalpana Gurung all the speech about public awareness, health and education.
Among all the children some of the children's are excellent in their study , Disciplined and cleanliness. So ,we provided them good prizes to respect their talents in a proper way. Also we provided prizes to our children Simran Nepali and Sandhya Nepali for cleanliness and disciplined. Also we provided prizes to our children Saugat Nepali and Rasmi Nepali for talented in the study. They were very happy to get such prizes for Namaste kids Nepal. In the program, we had a small health check up for all the children. And also we measured the height and weight of all the children. And we provided the snacks for all children and their parents.
Our godparents children are eating egg and noodles. And our godparents child Manisha Pariyar collect and wrote a present children and parents name.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles and egg. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles and egg. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our god parents children are having the snacks after the program. Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi miss was serving noodles to everyone.
Our god parents children are having the snacks after the program. Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi miss was serving noodles to everyone.
Our godparents children of Kaski were given monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Our godparents children of Kaski were given monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Tamanna Nepali receiving her monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Our Kaski district caretaker Santoshi miss providing Tamanna Nepali along with her grandmother with her monthly goods for winter season that includes gloves, shocks, woolen cap, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers.
Our godparents children of Kaski were given monthly goods for winter season that includes fiber quilt, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers. They look very happy to receive the goods.
Our godparents children of Kaski were given monthly goods for winter season that includes fiber quilt, high-necked sweaters and warm trousers. They look very happy to receive the goods.
Our kaski godparents children and parents received their monthly things and goes to home.
Our kaski godparents children and parents received their monthly things and goes to home.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
These are the things which are distributed to our god parents children. These things have been delivered by jeep.
One of our god parents child family member is helping to manage the monthly goods and distribute it.
These are the grocery things which are distributed to our god parents children. We decided to give the grocery items because our caretaker visit our children home all children and asked for their needs and children requested for grocery items. So we have distributed grocery items and what they need.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar called all our godparents children and their family in middle of the place where children can come easily. Our caretaker managed all children and their family school ground. Our caretaker bought Rice, Oil, Salt, Dal, Spice, Chilly, Turmic, Clothes soap, School Shoes, School Bag, Copy, Pen, Pencil, Eraser and Sharpner our godparents children needs and gave.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar called all our godparents children and their family in middle of the place where children can come easily. Our caretaker managed all children and their family school ground. Our caretaker bought Rice, Oil, Salt, Dal, Spice, Chilly, Turmic, Clothes soap, School Shoes, School Bag, Copy, Pen, Pencil, Eraser and Sharpner our godparents children needs and gave.
Our Kaski godparent's children with her caretaker. She is really happy and grateful that She have got such a great Godparent like you. She is really appreciate that you are always with him in She is happy and sad moments and full fill her every needs. This time also it became easy for us to the groceries items School Bag, Uniform Shoes, Salt, Oil, Dal, Turmic Powder, Spice Powder, Chilly Powder Clothes Soap and Sugar provided. Thank you so much for your all your help and support. Tamanna is very very happy and thankful to their godparent's. This all thing they really needed and provided.
When Tamanna Nepali received her monthly things, Tamanna and her grandmother was so happy and thankful towards their godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing what she needed.
On Oct 30, Our godparents children's shree Megharaj Basic Schools had organised the first terminal (2078) exam results publication program. In the program all the parents and students were present their. Our caretaker Santoshi and our godparents children and parents also present their. The principal and class teacher of the school said that our children's education is good.
Shree megharaj basic school school principal of the school expressed his happiness for helping his students and said that he expects more help from the Namaste kids in the day to come.
Tamanna Nepali is in class U.K.G. and her class position is 5 but first terminal (2078) exam position is 6.
Our godparents children Yashu Nepali, Sandhya Nepali, Tamanna Nepali, Saugat Pariyar and with their parents and our kaski children caretaker Santoshi.
The constitution has provided that education up to basic level will be free and compulsory and education up to secondary level will be free. However, it has not been implemented till date. Students are being charged under various pretexts. Education in every country should be guided by certain philosophy, values and fundamental principles.
Nepal is a developing country. Our country children is lagging behind because of conservative, bourgeois education. No one with education and knowledge should be unemployed. Therefore, the main need of today is to impart practical, vocational and skill based education. Lately, students have been enthusiastic about acquiring practical and vocational education. It is also believed to lead to rapid economic and social development. Schools are opening in villages. There are also examples of earning enough wherever you work hard. A new generation of young people are beginning to give examples of how business can be successful in any endeavor. Nepali youth are forced to sell low-wage labor at low prices for low-level jobs in the Gulf. Here, the dominance of foreigners is seen in sewing clothes, cutting hair and running hotel business. We are not able to teach such skills in our Nepal even when the citizens including Indians are taking the economy out of here. It seems necessary to pay attention to this issue. Time With the opening of technical colleges, the attention of students and parents has started shifting towards technical education.
Parents also need to make decisions based on what they want to teach their children. We still have the will of the student on one side and the will of the parent on the other. Students should now pursue their studies according to their abilities and desires, not under pressure. In the present context, it has become imperative to link technical education with labor. The subject that is being studied should be able to become a product of creative labor. The main basis of the country's development is the education system. Therefore, it has become necessary for the government to end the current situation of youth emigration by establishing multi-technical schools in every district. The youth have an active and creative role to play in building the country. Therefore, if they can be made proficient in technical education, dependency will end and the country development drive will also be successful. It is the responsibility of the state to give concrete form to the dream of making the country prosperous in economic development. If technical subjects can be made compulsory by modifying the current education system, the production of technical manpower in the country will increase and the exodus of youth will also be reduced. Due to unemployment and lack of opportunities in the country, good students with higher education are fleeing abroad. This is a great loss for the state. Therefore, our education should be productive. Technical education is very much needed as only practical and self-reliant manpower can transform the country. It is important for the Government of Nepal to provide employment oriented education. Education needs to be reformed as a matter of policy.
Goats are a type of mammal. Goats belong to the Bovidae family and are closely related to sheep, both of which belong to the Caprinae co-family. Goats are considered to be the most useful of the pets. Goats are raised by most farmers for meat, milk, wool and manure. Goats are of different breeds. Khari, Aule, Terai and Sinhala are the native goats of Nepal. Imported breeds from outside Nepal are Jamunapari, Barbari, Sanan, Vital, Sirohi and Bocher.
Once upon a time, Officials say that there is a shortage of goats and goats in Nepal even during the Dashain festival and they have to buy from neighboring India or China. So, most people started raising goats at home. And Tamanna Nepali house many years ago from raised goats.
Our Kaski district caretaker Santoshi miss managed this month monthly things. Our godparents children need the new clothes for Dashain. The new clothes were really needed for him so, we gave to Eak Maya Nepali in this time as our Nepali most important festival is started at this time. So, we have provided her with new clothes. This is the longest Hindu festival in Nepal, traditionally celebrated for two weeks with prayers and offerings to Durga, the Universal Mother Goddess. The great harvest festival of Nepal, Dashain is a time for family reunions, exchange of gifts and blessings, and elaborate pujas. Dashain honors the Goddess Durga, who was created out of the shakti or energy of all the gods, armed with weapons from each of them. Goddess Durga, symbolizing valor and prowess, is worshipped and offered sacrifices to ensure the devotees' progress and prosperity. During the first ten days, pilgrims flock to various river confluences early in the morning and sacred shrines in the evening. Ghatasthapana, Phool Pati, Mahaastami, Nawami and Vijaya Dashami are the series of the events under Dashain each marked with a different set of rituals. Tamanna Nepali and her family is very happy to have our Namaste kids organization and godparents support. This things to our child can be of help and very good in most important festival.
Our district caretaker Santoshi Miss distribute on this month monthly things T-shirt, Pant and Jacket. Clothes were really needed for them in this time and they are very happy by receiving the things. Here is all children school is closed in Nepal. Because Nepali's most important festival is coming soon. At this time our support they are very happy and these clothes can help to manage them this time. When Tamanna Nepali received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and her godparents for supporting in this situation.
Our district caretaker Santoshi Miss distribute on this month monthly things T-shirt, Pant and Jacket. Clothes were really needed for them in this time and they are very happy by receiving the things. Here is all children school is closed in Nepal. Because Nepali's most important festival is coming soon. At this time our support they are very happy and these clothes can help to manage them this time. When Tamanna Nepali received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and her godparents for supporting in this situation.
On this month our Kaski godparents children's caretaker Santoshi Mizar managed all children new clothes and provided it for dashain festival. This is the longest Hindu festival in Nepal, traditionally celebrated for two weeks with prayers and offerings to Durga, the Universal Mother Goddess. The great harvest festival of Nepal, Dashain is a time for family reunions, exchange of gifts and blessings, and elaborate pujas. Dashain honors the Goddess Durga, who was created out of the shakti or energy of all the gods, armed with weapons from each of them. During Dashain, men and women in their fineries visit their elders to seek tika (a dab of red vermilion mixed with yogurt and rice) accompanied by blessings. Sword precessions (Paayaa) are also held in various part of the Kathmandu Valley. A large number of animals are officially sacrificed at Hanuman Dhoka during Nawami which is attended by officials, invitees and visitors.During the ninth day, the Taleju Temple which is normally out of bounds is also open to the public. The last day, known as Kojagrat Purnima, is the full moon. New clothes, home visits, grand feasts, kite flying and village swings are the highlights of Dashain. Around this time the population of Kathmandu is greatly reduced as many head home to various parts of the country.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi went visit Our godparents child home. In that time our godparents child Tamanna Nepali was doing preparation exam.
Our godparents children Tamanna Nepali. Our Kaski caretaker went Tamanna Nepali house. She prepared for her exam of Yesterday her exam was science.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali and with her grandmother and with our kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar.
Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program. the program was really nice and all the student and school family were very happy by our namaste kids organization support.
September 07 Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School Children. Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program for 100 children studying at Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 Dhital. In the program Our Namaste Kids organization team Anil Kumar Shrestha, Santosh Mizar, Shraddha Gurung, Kalpana Gurung and Kaski district caretaker Santoshi Mizar were attended from our organization side. The program was really nice and all the student and school family were very happy by our namaste kids organization support.
Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program for 100 children studying at Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 Dhital.
On this month Namaste Kids organized a school uniform distribution program for 100 children studying at Shree Bhoomeshwor Secondary School in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Ward No. 6 Dhital. Vice President of Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality, Krishna Kumari Dawadi was present as the chief guest in the program. Chairman of Machhapuchhre Ward No. 6 Haris Chandra Dhungana was also present in the program as a special guest .Krishna Kumari Dawadi, Vice-Chairperson of Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality, expressed her gratitude to the organization for its continuous support and cooperation in the coming days. Also, the chairperson of ward no. 6, chairperson of the school management committee Dinesh Dungana and others expressed their gratitude for the work of the organization. On behalf of the organization, Vice President Anil Kumar Shrestha, Project Manager Santosh Mijar and Shraddha Gurung introduced the organization and spoke about the work and future plans of the organization. Similarly, the principal of the school, Buddhi Bahadur Mijar, thanked the organization for the support and encouragement for his student .
Our Namaste kids organization vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir serve distributed the School dress.
Our Namaste kids organization team Kaski caretaker Santoshi Mizar serve distributed the School dress.
Our Kaski godparent's children caretaker Santoshi miss is visiting Tamanna Nepali house . She fine and safe. She looks very neat and clean. She is very happy and thankful for help and support him.
Nowadays their school was started so she studyies her school time 10 to 1. Tamanna go to school and their teacher gives them homework and comes home to practice which has greatly improved her reading.
Our godparent's child Tamanna Nepali with her grandmother and caretaker Santoshi. They are very happy when meet her caretaker.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Books and Book Cover our child Tamanna. When Tamanna received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
We focus our children education in this month. In this week under started school so, our caretaker managed and provided Books and Book cover.
Our All the godparents children of Kaski are safe. In this pandemic situation of covid-19, our district caretaker Santoshi miss managed the things for our children. This is a rainy time in Nepal and the roads are not good and it is very difficult to reach the vehicles in every children's home. But our caretaker have delivers the goods to the children.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi managing all things in this situation. Every time they called our godparent's children and parent's then they asked their health, what they needs, all is good or not. They take care our all Kaski godparent's children's every step. They are ready for every time where our children have emergency problem. In this lock down period they managed to gave our godparent's children monthly things.
Also in this month we provided grocery things to our Kaski godparents children. We provided Rice, Oil, Salt, Soya bean, masala, Chilly etc. Last time we already gave sanitizer and Mask. In Nepal or Kaski also lock down because of increasing corona cases. So that this all items are they really needed. And Our district team and office team already called all godparent's children family then our godparent's children's family request to us gave them grocery things. So that we gave them grocery items in this month because in this lock down period most of family have no income so district team and office team decided and gave them groceries items.
Overall palika of Machhapuchhre Gaunpalika there has been 156 covid cases recorded till today. Where as in Lahachowk there is 53 cases recorded and in Ghachock 14 cases are recorded. The authorities there has continue to the lockdown but allowed to open bank and food store for certain time period and people are still restricted to walk in the community or from one's house to another person house if needed following safety precautions in case of emergency. They are also restricted to gather or form groups. Vehicles are stopped, all education process are stopped, stores or shops are allowed to open in morning time pharmacy, health posts hospitals are open all the time. Our children are all safe and are following safety measures instructed by our district caretakers and are self studying on their own houses and are on regular contact with our district caretakers through phone calls. By following safety measurements out caretaker also distribute the monthly goods.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Salt, Oil, Soya Bean Masala and Chilly our child Tamanna. When Tamanna received her monthly things she was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
Tamanna Nepali receiving the monthly things. We provided Rice, Oil, Soya bean, Salt, Masala, Chilly etc. Grocery things were really needed for them in this time and they are very happy by receiving the things. Here is still lock down in Nepal. There is no any opportunity to get work in this time and facing many problems. But by our support they are very happy and these things can help to manage them some time.
Our Kaski caretaker Santoshi miss distributed this month monthly things Rice, Soya bean, Oil, Salt, Masala and Chilly to our godparents child Tamanna Nepali and her grandmother. When Tamanna and her grandmother received his monthly things, she was so happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him continuously.
During this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Machhapuchre Rural Municipality of Kaski district located at Bhedabari; Bhedabhari Primary health care center which is strongly affected by the corona pandemic. This is the only corona specicif health center in the whole municipality located at ward no 6 .The only corona hospital for Ghachhok Lahachok Sardikhola, Ribhan, Dhital, Dhampus, Lwang and Ghale village of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality is in Bhedbari Ward No. 6 of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality. We Namaste Kids Organization delivered the following medical materials: Spray Machine,Chlorine Solution, Dettol Hand Wash & Soap, Oxygen flowmeter, Pulse Oximeter, PPE Set, Sanitizer,Face Shield, Surgical Gloves and Oxygen Mask etc.
Covid-19 has caused lockdown all over Nepal. And many people have been infected with Corona. Corona has also affected Kaski district. As the only hospital in Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality is treating corona patients. Our organization has donated some necessary medical supplies so that the corona patients can be treated properly.
The only corona hospital for Ghachhok Lahachok Sardikhola, Ribhan, Dhital, Dhampus, Lwang and Ghale village of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality is in Bhedabari Ward No. 6 of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality., due to the lack of health materials to provide corona patients. Our organization has donation the Spray Machine
Chlorine Solution
Dettol Hand Wash & Soap
Oxygen flowmeter
Pulse Oximeter
PPE Set
Sanitizer
Face Shield
Surgical Gloves
Oxygen Mask etc.
Bhedabari primary health care center we gave medical materials. The number of cases has hlightly decreased in the recent days the authorities there has continued to tighten the lockdown. People are restricted to walk in the community or from one's home to another person home if needed following safety precautions in case of emergency. They are also restricted to gather or form groups. Vehicles are stopped, all education process are stopped, stores or shops are allowed to open in morning time pharmacys, health posts hospitals are open all the time.
During this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Machhapuchre Rural Municipality of Kaski district located at Bhedabari; Bhedabhari Primary health care center which is strongly affected by the corona pandemic. This is the only corona specicif health center in the whole municipality located at ward no 6 .The only corona hospital for Ghachhok Lahachok Sardikhola, Ribhan, Dhital, Dhampus, Lwang and Ghale village of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality is in Bhedbari Ward No. 6 of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality.
Covid-19 has caused lockdown all over Nepal. And many people have been infected with Corona. Corona has also effected Kaski. We have successed in supplying medical supplies to Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Of Kaski District in Bhedabari. Due to which there are many patients of Corona. This is the only corona specicif health center in the whole municipality located at ward no 6. Our organization has donated some necessary medical supplies so that the corona patients can be treated properly.
The spread of corona virus in Nepal is increasing at the district and community level these days. At this time, the Corona epidemic has alternative but not possible to school education alive by operating school education in the midst of Corona devastation. Due to the corona virus, the education of Godparents children of our Kaski Machhapuchhre Rural municipality has been stopped. It is not possible to teching tution classes. In this way, the education sector in most of the districts of Nepal has been greatly affected.They are also restricted to gather or form groups. Vehicles are stopped, all education process are stopped, stores or shops are allowed to open in morning time pharmacys, health posts hospitals are open all the time.
To protect against the corona virus that has spread across the country. This month we distributed hygienic items and Gloceries items such as Rice, Oil, Salt, Chilly, Soap, Sanitizer and Mask to all children.
On this month our Kaski godparents children care taker Santoshi miss managing all the necessary things and provide the goods of during the lockdown. To protect against the corona virus that has spread across the country. This month we distributed hygienic items and Gloceries items such as Rice, Oil, Chilly, Salt, Soap, Sanitizer and Mask to all children.
On this month our Kaski godparents children care taker Santoshi miss managing all the necessary things and provide the goods of during the lockdown. To protect against the corona virus that has spread across the country. This month we distributed hygienic items and Gloceries items such as Rice, Oil, Chilly, Salt, Soap, Sanitizer and Mask to all children.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali received her godparents photo and showing her godparents.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali showing her godparents and she is very happy than received this photos.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali received her godparents photo and showing her godparents.
Our godparents child is very happy than receiving her godparents letter and trying reply letter for godparents.
Our godparents child is very happy than receiving her godparents letter and trying reply letter for godparents. Our caretaker Santoshi teaching letter writing.
She is new staff at receptionist in Ghachock health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
19th february Second phase was done project in kaski. Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that inverter for the health post.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that 2 bed for the health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used. Santoshi miss went to visit Ghachock health post to understand and clicked these photos.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used.
Our Namaste kids organization gave this second phase up to that perilight for the health post. Goods provided by Namaste Kids organization are all good utilized used. Santoshi miss went to visit Ghachock health post to understand and clicked these photos.
Tamanna Nepali received her packing when sent a her godparents. She is very happy and excited.
Tamanna Nepali and her grand mother received her packing when sent a her god parents. She is very happy and excited.
This month Our godparents child received packing sent by her godparents. She is very happy when she received her godparents send gets packing so, Our caretaker Santoshi miss help wearing scarf for Tamanna.
Tamanna Nepali is very happy when she received packing and to wearing jackets. Tamanna Nepali very thankful her godparents and Namaste kids organization.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali received her godparents letter. She is very happy and thankful her godparents and Namaste kids organization.
Tamanna Nepali received her packing when sent a her godparents. She is very happy and excited.
This month monthly things our godparents children gave the ready for distribution. And Our godparents children and parents received the things.
Our Godparents child Tamanna Nepali received this month monthly things. Such as Rice, Stationary things etc.
Our Namaste kids project manager Santosh Mizar sir and our kaski new caretaker Santoshi miss managed the godparents children and their parents meeting. They are discussed health and education in that meeting. Under that meeting our children Tamanna Nepali received monthly things. This month Tamanna received Rice, Stationary things etc. Santoshi miss went to the Tamanna Nepali house and understood Tamanna needs and asked the family. So, We gave her the same monthly as they needed.
Our Godparents child Tamanna Nepali and her grandmother received this month monthly things. Such as Rice and Stationary things etc. Tamanna and her grandmother is very happy and thankful godparents and Namaste kids organization for love and support.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali. Santoshi miss visited reading time Tamanna's house. So, click this photo.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali. Santoshi miss visited reading time Tamanna's house. So, click this photo.
This health post staff of that is carrying the battery of the inverter. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perrilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
Our Namaste kids organization gave inverter for the health post. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
She is ghachock health post Staff (Anami) Rachana. Our Namaste Kids organization provided high power inverter, 2 bed, Perrilight, Oxygen cylinder set and printer.
This program Sagun Gurung, Anil Kumar Shrestha, Santosh Mijar, Sant Gurung and Rambabu Gurung are participated from Namaste Kids. The program was attended by Krishna Kumari Dawadi, Vice-Chairperson of Machhapuchhre Rural municipality ., Govinda Prasad Acharya, Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Health Coordinator, Surya Parsad Lamsal, Chairperson of Ward No. 3 and representatives of other social workers and organizations.
Our Program is talking provides by chief guest. The chief guest said, the organization is working really good in the sector of child health and education. The support are really helpful for the community people and we are ready to do coordination and help to the organization.
We held the second phase program on friday. In that program, Vice president of Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality attended there as a chief guest and Govinda Prasad Acharya, health chief of the Machhapuchhre Rural municipality attended as special guest. Also, representive of other organizations are attended there. The program was good and well managed. The chief guest said, the organization is working really good in the sector of child health and education. The support are really helpful for the community people and we are ready to do coordination and help to the organization, she said. Also the president of that program and also the chairman of the ward, Mr. Surya Prasad Lamsal thanked to the organization and appreciated the work of the our organization. He said, his masses get a good health services due to the help of Namaste Kids. We are ready and very interested for third phase program, he said. Other participated also thanked and appreciated to the organization. Our president Sagun Gurung, Vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha, Rambabu Gurung and Santosh mijar gone attended there from Namaste Kids. Our vice president Anil Kumar Shrestha explained about the organization and the future plan of the organization.
This photo taken to in a Our Namaste Kids Organization President Sagun Gurung and Vice President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Vice-Chairperson of Machhapuchhre Rural Krishna Kumari Dawadi municipality, Machhapuchhre Rural Municipality Govinda Prasad Acharya.
Our godparents child is Tamanna Nepali. This month our Kaski godparents children provided School dress. This school dress is made individually by tailor for each child. They really needs this things so we gave them school dress. she is very happy to this things and our children very happy and excited when she wearing this dress and go to school. she is very happy and thankful her godparents and Namaste kids organization.
Tamanna Nepali warm clothes, Jacket, Warm cap,Shocks, Trouser and Pant received to her godparents by sending extra donation.
Tamanna Nepali Received a Rice cooker. She is very happy and thankful her godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
Our Kaski children's caretaker Santosh sir gave a Tamanna Nepali warm clothes, Jacket, Warm cap,.Shocks, Trouser and Pant to her extra donation. She is very happy and thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her caring them.
Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Sir bought very good quality warm clothes, Warm cap, Jacket, Rice cooker, beli ring, bed and blanket to Tamanna as to as her extra donation. Tamanna and her grandmother received her extra donation things. Sushant and her grandmother is very thankful to her godparents for supporting and caring so much.
Our Kaski children's caretaker Santosh sir gave a Tamanna Nepali things. Tamanna godparents is loving and caring Tamanna's so, by sent her godparents. She is very happy. Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Sir visited in Tamanna Nepali's home to as well extra Donation to Tamanna, Our caretaker gave warm clothes,Warm cap, Jacket, Rice cooker, beli ring, bed and blanket to Tamanna as her extra donation. She is very happy and thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her caring them.
Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Mijar gave extra Donation to Tamanna Nepali. When she received her extra Donation as warm clothes, Warm cap, Jacket, Rice cooker, beli ring, bed and blanket to Tamanna and her grandmother is very happy and thankful to godparent's and Namaste kids org for providing such things which is really needed.
Our Kaski children's caretaker Santosh sir gave a Tamanna Nepali things. Tamanna godparents is loving and caring Tamanna's so, by sent her godparents. She is very happy. Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Sir visited in Tamanna Nepali's home to as well extra Donation to Tamanna, Our caretaker gave warm clothes,Warm cap, Jacket, Rice cooker, beli ring, bed and blanket to Tamanna as her extra donation. She is very happy and thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her caring them.
Our District caretaker Santosh Mizar visited our godparents child Tamanna Nepali house to celebrate her birthday. Our caretaker and office team manage the cost of birthday to make him birthday.She is very happy to get cake and support of our organisation and her godparents on the day of his birth. She says thank you to our caretaker, organisation and her godparents.
Tamanna is ready to celebrate her birthday.She is very happy to celebrate her birthday.Because when our district caretaker Santosh sir went to celebrate her birthday with a cake . She was very Surprised .
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali is cutting her cake. She is also being helped by her friends. She looks very happy .
Tamanna Grandfather is putting Tika and blessing to Tamanna on the occasion of her birthday.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali is feeding cake to her grandfather. She says thank you to her godparents for help, support and love her.
Tamanna Grandmother is putting Tika and blessing to Tamanna on the occasion of her birthday.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali is feeding cake to her grandmother. She says thank you to her godparents for help, support and love her.
Tamanna is also happy to share her happiness with her friends on the occasion of her birthday and she is very thankful to her godparents and Namaste kids organization.
Our godparent's child Tamanna Nepali and her grandmother with her caretaker Santosh. This month she received copy, Pencil, Pen and Geometry box etc. She is very happy and thankful to their godparents for love and caring them.
Our Kaski caretaker Santosh Mijar gave stationary things to Tamanna Nepali. She is very thankful for help and support them.
Our Kaski godparents children tuition class.All children attending to regularly in tuition class.But because of winter season we are planning to stop tuition from the end of this December because children and teacher both are not able to come for class in morning and evening time.
Our children is very excitied, They are develop their study and tuition teacher also very good.
Our children is very excitied, They are develop their study and tuition teacher also very good.
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali's house. You can see in the photo that Tamanna's grandfather sleeping. Her grandfather loves Tamanna very much.
Our godparents children's monthly things is falling down from the jeep . To give to the Children's .
Our godparents children's monthly things is falling down from the jeep . To give to the Children's .
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali Nepali received groceries things . Such as Rice,Oil,Salt,Soybean.
This is the monthly groceries of the month. Such as Rice,Oil,Salt,Soybean,Termeric,Spice,Chili
Our godparents child Tamanna Nepali received groceries things . Such as Rice,Oil,Salt,Soybean.
This is the monthly groceries of the month. Such as Rice,Oil,Salt,Soybean,Spice,Chili,Termeric etc.
Meeting between our godparents children's , Their parents and Sagun sir . Talking about children's education and how they are focusing in education also giving suggestion for their parents how they should care about their children's .
Meeting between our godparents children's , Their parents and Sagun sir and Santosh Sir . Talking about children's education and how they are focusing in education also giving suggestion for their parents how they should care about their children's .
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.
Today we distribute clothes for our godparents children of Kaski. Form tomorrow the greatest festival of Nepalese people Dashain will start. Our godparents children's also visit their relatives to take Tika and Blessing from their Respected one. We gave good quality clothes to our children. They are very happy to receive new clothes on the festival like dashain. They says thank you to the their godparents and our organization.
Tamanna Nepali is receiving new clothes from our district caretaker Santosh Mijar. She is very happy for these clothes for for dashain.
Tamanna Nepali is receiving new clothes from our district caretaker Santosh Mijar in the presence of her grandmother. She is very happy for these clothes for for dashain.
Our Godparents children and their guadian are taking group photo after receiving their things.
In our Kaski children's are starting for tuition class.Due to the global spread of Corona Virus Covid -19, which is affecting the lives of everyone.In all over Nepal all school are closed so our children's study also affecting children's study behaviour was forget so we decide However, in such a situation, our organization was able to manage tuition classes to our godparents children which place is possible we provide them extra classes.This is very good way to their education in future otherwise in year half year was already gone in this corona virus so.In Kaski our children's are safe nobody affecting this corona in there place .
In our Kaski children's are starting for tuition class.Due to the global spread of Corona Virus Covid -19, which is affecting the lives of everyone.In all over Nepal all school are closed so our children's study also affecting children's study behaviour was forget so we decide However, in such a situation, our organization was able to manage tuition classes to our godparents children which place is possible we provide them extra classes.This is very good way to their education in future otherwise in year half year was already gone in this corona virus so.In Kaski our children's are safe nobody affecting this corona in there place .
In our Kaski children's are starting for tuition class.Due to the global spread of Corona Virus Covid -19, which is affecting the lives of everyone.In all over Nepal all school are closed so our children's study also affecting children's study behaviour was forget so we decide However, in such a situation, our organization was able to manage tuition classes to our godparents children which place is possible we provide them extra classes.This is very good way to their education in future otherwise in year half year was already gone in this corona virus so.In Kaski our children's are safe nobody affecting this corona in there place .
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,Soybean gave to our God parents children Tamanna Nepali.
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,Soybean gave to our God parents children Tamanna Nepali.
This month provide monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap,Soybean gave to our God parents children Tamanna Nepali.
Our god parents children's and with Parents gave this month monthly things Rice,Oil,Dal,Masala,Clothes soap, Soybean.
King Cobra (English), Raj Goman, Kalinag, Kenwata (Nepali). Usually 3-3.5 m (up to 5.5 m) long, hatchlings about 40-60 cm. It is the largest venomous snake in the world. Likely throughout the lowlands and lower mountains of Nepal up to 3500 m altitude. Prefers forests and plantations in the vicinity of water and bamboo stands; King cobras are active by day, move rapidly, climb and swim well. Envenoming by King Cobra causes local swelling of the bitten part and progressive paralysis of the peripheral nervous system, leading to respiratory paralysis and death due to asphyxia. As king cobras can inject huge amounts of a venom that is not included in the production of Indian polyvalent antivenoms, large amounts of antivenom may be needed for neutralization.
This photo has been taken in the village of Ghyachok, not far from Tamanna's home, in the backyard of the Health Post. King Cobra (English), Raj Goman, Kalinag, Kenwata (Nepali). Usually 3-3.5 m (up to 5.5 m) long, hatchlings about 40-60 cm. It is the largest venomous snake in the world. Likely throughout the lowlands and lower mountains of Nepal up to 3500 m altitude. Prefers forests and plantations in the vicinity of water and bamboo stands; King cobras are active by day, move rapidly, climb and swim well. Envenoming by King Cobra causes local swelling of the bitten part and progressive paralysis of the peripheral nervous system, leading to respiratory paralysis and death due to asphyxia. As king cobras can inject huge amounts of a venom that is not included in the production of Indian polyvalent antivenoms, large amounts of antivenom may be needed for neutralization.
Snake bite is one of the most neglected public health problems in poor rural communities in subtropical and tropical countries.
• It is an important occupational injury affecting farmers, plantation workers, herders, and fishermen.
• South Asia is the most affected region in the world.
• In southern Nepal, up to 162 persons per 100,000 people die from snake bite every year in certain regions of the country.
This month's the remaining amount has been given to our children Mosquito net, Mask sanitizer and gloves etc.
This month's the remaining amount has been given to our children Mosquito net, Mask sanitizer and gloves etc.
This month's the remaining amount has been given to our children Mosquito net, Mask sanitizer and gloves etc.
This month's the remaining amount has been given to our children Mosquito net, Mask sanitizer and gloves etc.
Das erste Neugeborene, ist mit Hilfe der im Rahmen der erste Stufe des Health Care Projektes zur Verfügung gestellten Materialien auf die Welt gekommen. Sowohl während, als auch nach der Geburt besteht nun erstmalig eine gute medizinische Versorgung.
Kaski monthly things on the way to pokhara to our children,s house. Boxes, umbrella and raincoat we buy in pokhara because not possible to buy in our children's village. This is rainy season so way is not good before we already uploaded ways photos in Ghyachok health post project. But we manage all things for our godparent's children.
Kaski monthly things on the way to pokhara to our children,s house. Boxes, umbrella and raincoat we buy in pokhara because not possible to buy in our children's village. This is rainy season so way is not good before we already uploaded ways photos in Ghyachok health post project. But we manage all things for our godparent's children.
Tamanna's caretaker Santosh Mijar Sir is carrying our godparent's children's clothes box.
This month in Kaski we gave clothes box because hey save their clothes safely and we gave raincoat and umbrella because this season is rainy season so we gave them that all things.We used 2 month money half we gave this all things and half money for processing their health insurance.
This month in Kaski we gave clothes box because hey save their clothes safely and we gave raincoat and umbrella because this season is rainy season so we gave them that all things.We used 2 month money half we gave this all things and half money for processing their health insurance.
Our Kaski godparent's children's with their parent's and their caretaker Santosh sir.This month they received clothes box,umbrella and Raincoat.They are very happy and thankful for processing health insurance for their family and our help and support for them.
Our Kaski godparent's children's with their parent's and their caretaker Santosh sir.This month they received clothes box,umbrella and Raincoat.They are very happy and thankful for processing health insurance for their family and our help and support for them.
On July 29th,In Machhapuchhre village municipality ward no-3, Kaski Ghyachok healthpost when on july 17th we gave baby warmer exchange bechat that baby warmer is not working propery so we change new one .Our Kaski district caretaker Santosh sir help us .
On July 17th, 2020 we officially started Phase I of the development plan to improve the health care service in the Machhapuchhre Village Municipality Ward no.3 in Kaski, Nepal.
Upcoming phases will stabilize and further improve the quality of all basic and necessary community health services. Phases III and IV focus on improving access to basic health services, including family planning, child health and safe motherhood, closer to rural households. We are going to contribute to providing educated manpower, such as female community health volunteers, basic health care services comprising the distribution of contraceptives, folic acid, Vitamin A and oral rehydration packets, as well as a community mental health program to combat common diseases like depression or epilepsy. On the grassroot level, the combination of Health Posts and Community Health Workers (CHW), e.g. female community health volunteers, is at the heart of PHC work in Nepal.
Phase I and Phase II emphasize the implementation of an integrated and high-quality maternal, newborn and child health service. Improving coverage and quality of immunization procedures, prevention of mother-child-transmission (PMTCT), antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period health services will be vital to reduce preventable maternal, newborn and infant deaths (according to the two global strategic plans, the ENAP and Strategies for Ending Preventable Maternal Mortality, EPMM).
Nepal’s Himalayan terrain has always provided challenges for infrastructural improvements in health service delivery. The delivery of PHC in Nepal is still based on networks on district level as well as on below district level health care facilities such as Sub-Health Posts. Only about 20 % of the Health Care facilities provide basic emergency obstetric care and around 55% provide basic delivery and newborn services.
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. This is the only working Health Post for the whole region of 9 wards and thousand of people. For example there so far not any emergency department, no dentist, no laboratory - not any kind of basic health care. With this project we want to change this situation and establish a basic health especially for the poorest and most vulnerable people in this region.
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.Upcoming phases will stabilize and further improve the quality of all basic and necessary community health services. Phases III and IV focus on improving access to basic health services, including family planning, child health and safe motherhood, closer to rural households. We are going to contribute to providing educated manpower, such as female community health volunteers, basic health care services comprising the distribution of contraceptives, folic acid, Vitamin A and oral rehydration packets, as well as a community mental health program to combat common diseases like depression or epilepsy. On the grassroot level, the combination of Health Posts and Community Health Workers (CHW), e.g. female community health volunteers, is at the heart of PHC work in Nepal.
Phase I and Phase II emphasize the implementation of an integrated and high-quality maternal, newborn and child health service. Improving coverage and quality of immunization procedures, prevention of mother-child-transmission (PMTCT), antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period health services will be vital to reduce preventable maternal, newborn and infant deaths (according to the two global strategic plans, the ENAP and Strategies for Ending Preventable Maternal Mortality, EPMM).
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.
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.
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.
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.
Dogs are kept in rural areas of our country because we worship dogs as a dog festival. In addition, dogs protect the house.
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.
This month Kaski Santosh sir giving stationery items because the results of the our children's exams came and now school is about to start. In the stationery items we distributed new copies, pencils,pens to the children's.And their rest of money we save for their new books.When school gives new books we buy then receive bills.There Tamanna and her grandmother received stationary things.
Before a month we provided necessary food n hygiene supplies for Tamanna and her parent's. That had to wait a long time and struggle for soap and food especially. It was really not easy to manage for Santosh sir and our Pokhara-Team to get the rare permission for Child Aid Organizations, because there is a fastly increasing number of corona virus infections in Nepal and in Kaski as well.
After getting the permission my the Ministry of Home Affairs and the local government of Kaski District and most of the other Districts we are working inside, we started with the distribution of: protective clothes and equipment for healthcare workers to prevent them catching coronavirus and other highly infectious diseases, 2.600 masks, hygiene articles, and corona educational material for children, families, health posts, district authorities and schools, as well as essential food supplies for the Children and Families that are not part of our regular Child Sponsorship Program.
It is a humanitarian emergency situation right now in Nepal, caused by the lockdown. Most people dont have any incoming ways now. Incoming is commonly on a daily bas and being able to buy food or other important good directly depend on the incoming. Thats why so many people suffer now from hunger.
Due to the kind support of godparents and other donors we were able to help also children and families in the surroundings of our godparents children, as well as some of the small health posts that are standing on the frontline against any disease. There no protective clothes and equipment for healthcare workers at all. We would like to change that for now and for the future as well.
Thanks to the help of one of our Kaski district children godparents it was made possible for us to help the most vulnerable people of the 2 villages Ghyachok and Lahachok during the Corona Lockdown.
With the help of a single donation we were able to provide food and hygiene supplies to the families in need.
To maximize the impact of our help and use the donated money as properly and effectively as much as possible we chose only those families that are most affected by the pandemic lockdown. 99% of them belong to the most vulnerable ethnic groups.
The choice was made in cooperation with the local administration office although we had the decision-making power and it was carried out by ourself as we always do. Never we give money in other hands, we only trust ourselves.
As you know, Nepal has been under lockdown since March 24, 2020, due to the Corona Virus Pandemic. Thanks to generous single donations we are able to distribute protective clothes and equipment for healthcare workers to prevent them catching coronavirus and other highly infectious diseases, 2.600 masks, hygiene articles, and corona educational material for children, families, health posts, district authorities and schools, as well as essential food supplies for the Children and Families that are both part and not part of our regular Child Sponsorship Program.
With the nationwide lockdown in effect, people’s normal life has been affected severely. Offices, schools, and public transportation have all come to a halt. With that, many had lost their means of living. The most hard-hit are the daily wage workers and the underprivileged who can neither earn money nor get the relief due to different reasons. Beside our primary goal to protect our godparents children and their families we are trying our best to feed the hungry and needy ones with the help of donations, because we cannot divide the godparents children money.
In many areas new mothers have not been able to get enough to eat. They have complained that food materials distributed by the provincial and local governments have not reached the impoverished settlements. Pregnant women needing nutritious food have not been able to eat normal food supplements. Adequate milk and vaccinations for newborns have not been provided. According to experts, the lack of nutritious food and vaccines is one of the main causes of maternal and infant mortality. Children who have grown up with a lack of nutrition and vaccines are more likely to have anemia and disability. According to government data, in some districts 59 per cent of children between the ages of six months and 59 months are anemic.
Our Namastekids CEO Alex Sir,President Sagun sir and other Namastekids nepal office team and district team managed this program.
Many people live in multidimensional poverty and are at a high risk of famine due to lockdown restrictions
Due to the global spread of this corona virus, our country Nepal is also in lockdown at this time. The country lockdown is affecting the lives of Nepalis all over the country. Due to the difficult situation our office team managed to distribute the food and hygiene supplies to the families in need.we are coordination with the district rural municipality and municipality.
To maximize the impact of our help and use the donated money as properly and effectively as much as possible we chose only those families that are most affected by the pandemic lockdown. 99% of them belong to the most vulnerable ethnic groups.
As you know, Nepal has been under lockdown since March 24, 2020, due to the Corona Virus Pandemic. Thanks to generous single donations we are able to distribute protective clothes and equipment for healthcare workers to prevent them catching coronavirus and other highly infectious diseases, 2.600 masks, hygiene articles, and corona educational material for children, families, health posts, district authorities and schools, as well as essential food supplies for the Children and Families that are both part and not part of our regular Child Sponsorship Program.
With the nationwide lockdown in effect, people’s normal life has been affected severely. Offices, schools, and public transportation have all come to a halt. With that, many had lost their means of living. The most hard-hit are the daily wage workers and the underprivileged who can neither earn money nor get the relief due to different reasons. Beside our primary goal to protect our godparents children and their families we are trying our best to feed the hungry and needy ones with the help of donations, because we cannot divide the godparents children money.
Our Namastekids CEO Alex Sir,President Sagun sir and other Namastekids nepal office team and district team managed this program.
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.
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 this corona virus, our country Nepal is also in lockdown at this time. The country lockdown is affecting the lives of Nepalis all over the country. Due to the difficult situation in our children's homes. we managed to distribute the necessary materials in coordination with the district rural municipality and municipality.
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.
Due to the global spread of corona virus.so that Medicine for the virus has been sprayed in district border.
Monthly meeting between our godparents children's,their parents and district care taker.Talking about children's education and how they are focusing in education.Also giving suggestion for their parents how they should care about their children's.
Tamanna and her Grandmother gave a Copy, shoes,Sock,School bag,Pencil,Sharpener,Iarejar of this months a photo.
Tamanna and her Friends with parents gave a Copy, shoes,Sock,School bag,Pencil,Sharpener,Iarejar of this months a photo.
Tamanna and her Friends with parents gave a Copy, shoes,Sock,School bag,Pencil,Sharpener,Iarejar of this months a photo.
Tamanna and her Grandmother gave a Copy, shoes,Sock,School bag,Pencil,Sharpener,Iarejar of this months a photo.
Due to this month our kaski childrens Tamanna receiving to rice,cloth soap,salt,beshar,oil,chilli,masala etc.
Due to this month we provide rice,cloth soap,salt,beshar,oil,chilli,masala to kaski children's.
Due to this month we provide rice,cloth soap,salt,beshar,oil,chilli,masala to kaski children's.
Tamanna hilft ihrer Großmutter bei der Zubereitung des Essens. Die Kochstelle befindet sich im Haus. Gekocht wird über offenem Feuer.
Dies ist die Toilette. Sie befindet sich neben dem Haus in Gehweite. Fliessendes Wasser gibt es hier ebenso wenig wie Elektrizität.
Tamanna lebt im Distrik Kaski, einem der 75 Distrikte in Nepal. Mehr als ein Drittel der Fläche Kaskis befindet oberhalb einer Höhe von 3.000m.
Nepal hat eine Fläche die, gemessen an seinem Grenzverlauf, etwa 40% der Fläche Deutschlands entspricht. Durch das starke Relief ist das Land aber extrem zusammengestaucht. Würde man dieses Relief glatt streichen, wie bei einer Tischdecke, hätte Nepal eine Fläche fast so groß wie Kanada. Daran erkennt man die enorme geographische Herausforderung.
Im Distrikt Kaski leben 84 verschiedene Volksgruppen, die über 40 verschiedene Sprachen sprechen. Die jüngeren Nepalesen lernen alle in der Schule Nepali, was die Verständigung untereinander natürlich deutlich verbessert. Häufig ist es sogar so, dass nur noch die Eltern oder Großeltern in der Familie die eigene Sprache sprechen.
Nepal ist das Land mit der höchsten ethnischen Vielfalt und der höchsten Klimadiversität weltweit.
Hier gibt es keine Straßen. Die Betreuer legen die meisten Wege zu Fuß zurück, bei jedem Wetter.
Auf diese Weise wird Wasser von oben nach unten geleitet, Schäden an diesen Rohren führen zu starker Beeinträchtigung der Wasserversorgung für die davon abhängigen Menschen. Ab und zu wird die Leitung auch gewollt unterbrochen, zur Bewässerung, und dann weiter unten fortgesetzt. Das kann zur Keimbesiedlung des Wassers führen.
Insbesondere freilaufende Wasserbüffel können gefährlich werden, besonders wenn sie Jungtiere bei sich haben.
Ghachok befindet sich etwa 2h mit dem Jeep entfernt von Pokhara, der Hauptstadt des Distrikts Kaski, in dem Ghachok liegt. Die Straßen dorthin sind nicht ausgebaut und streckenweise nicht nur sehr schwierig zu befahren, sondern auch gefährlich, insbesondere wenn es regnet.
Ghachok liegt an den Hängen des Annapurna-Massivs. Durch seine Form dominiert hier der Machhapuchhre die Silhouette. Der etwa 7.000m hohe Berg hat seinen Namen durch seine Form erhalten (Machha = Fisch, Puchhre = Schwanz).
Der Seti Gandaki (= weiße Gandaki ), nicht zu verwechseln mit dem Kali Gandaki (dem schwazen Gandaki River) durchschneidet kilometerweit die Landschaft. Dieses Foto wurde vor der Regenzeit aufgenommen. Die Hälfte des Jahres schwillt er an und kann nur über Brücken überquert werden, die allerdings weit auseinander liegen und nicht immer stabil sind. Auch handbetriebene Seilbahnen zur Beförderung einzelner Personen oder kleiner Gruppen gibt an solchen Stellen.
Die Distanzen per Luftlinie sind nicht häufig nicht sehr groß. Durch die Geographie und das starke Relief sind die Wege aber weit und schwierig. Oft muss man, um beispielsweise in die nächste Schule zu gelangen mehrere hundert Höhenmeter hinaufsteigen, um auf der anderen Seite wieder hinabzusteigen.
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Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Santosh mit Ihrem Patenkind ?
Unsere Betreuer für die Patenkinder arbeiten alle praktisch ehrenamtlich. Sie haben alle eines gemeinsam: sie sind jung, sozial engagiert und kommen selbst aus armen Verhältnissen. Santosh Mijar ist unser Mitarbeiter in der Region (Gaunpalika) Macchapuchhre innerhalb des Distrikts Kaski. Santosh ist 26 Jahre alt und lebt mit seinen Eltern in einem kleinen Häuschen in dieser Region. Bis vor etwa einem Jahr arbeitete er als Lehrer für Mathematik/Naturwissenschaft und Sozialkunde an der Janajargat Model School in Ghachok. Schon seit mehreren Jahren ist es ihm ein inneres Bedürfnis etwas für diejenigen Kinder zu tun, die aufgrund ihrer Armut nicht oder nicht in die Schule gehen können. Viele auch motivierte und intelligente Kinder habe er schon nach wenigen Jahren die Schule verlassen sehen, weil ihre Eltern es sich nicht leisten konnten sie in die Schule zu schicken. Die sozialpädagogische Betreuung der Kinder und deren Familien ist für ihn viel mehr als nur ein Job. Santosh tut dies mit großer Hingabe und Zuverlässigkeit, er erkennt Probleme frühzeitig und entwickelt aufgrund seiner Ausbildung eigene Lösungsvorschläge. Er ist in dieser Region aufgewachsen und hier verwurzelt. Er kennt die Menschen, die hier leben und deren Probleme. Er ist angesehen und wird sehr respektiert, denn die Menschen kennen natürlich auch ihn, die Älteren von klein auf.
Da die Besiedlung in in dieser Region sehr gering und weitläufig ist, es nur sehr wenige Straßen und Geschäfte gibt, muss er mehrmals wöchentlich weite Strecken, teilweise mehrere Stunden zu Fuß zurücklegen, um die Patenkinder zu betreuen. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge im Laufe eines Monats oder die noch intensivere Betreuung, wenn ein Patenkind beispielsweise erkrankt ist. Um die Fotos oder Videos der Kinder zu versenden, muss er aufgrund der schlechten Netzabdeckung manchmal zu einem nahe gelegenen Berghang laufen. Auch das Entgegennehmen der Post für die Patenkinder, die ihm aus unserem Büro in Pokhara per Bus oder Jeep zugeschickt werden, ist nicht mühelos.
Ein weiterer Schwerpunkt seiner Arbeit ist neben dem sozialen Aspekt vor allem auch die emotionale Betreuung der Kinder. Santosh muss für die Kinder/die Familien immer erreichbar sein, denn allgemeine Notrufnummern, die auch wirklich eine Reaktion zur Folge hätten, gibt es hier nicht. Darüber hinaus koordiniert er unsere Bildungs- und Gesundheitsprojekte in dieser Region. Wir versuchen allen unseren Mitarbeitern ein ausreichendes Gehalt zu zahlen, welches auch ihre anstrengende, mitunter gefährliche und wichtige Arbeit würdigt. Da die Gehälter der Betreuer der Patenkinder größtenteils aus den Beiträgen unserer wenigen Fördermitglieder bezahlt werden müssen, ist jede zusätzliche Unterstützung über den Patenschaftsbeitrag hinaus für uns und damit für unsere Mitarbeiter in Nepal sehr wertvoll.
Wir haben uns daher überlegt, dass wir das Patenportal auch nutzen wollen, um den Pateneltern die Möglichkeit zu geben, den Betreuern Wertschätzung ihrer Arbeit auszudrücken, in Form einer kleinen, einmaligen finanziellen Unterstützung. Es wäre für sie natürlich eine ganz besondere Anerkennung, ihre Arbeit für die Kinder in dem Wissen zu tun, dass diese von den Pateneltern in Deutschland positiv wahrgenommen wird. Es besteht dabei aber absolut keine Erwartungshaltung, denn sie machen diese Arbeit nicht des Geldes wegen.
Möchten Sie Usha ein kleine Wertschätzung ihrer Arbeit zukommen lassen ? Dann haben Sie hier die Möglichkeit dazu:
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Die hier angebotenen Produkte werden in einer kleinen Manufaktur in Pokhara, Nepal hergestellt von Angehörigen, zumeist Frauen, der sozial schwächsten Gesellschaftsschichten. Für die Herstellung wird Pashmina (Kashmirwolle) aus Nepal verwendet. Die Anfertigung erfolgt noch von Hand und ist ein jahrhundertealtes Kunsthandwerk, dessen Erbe in der heutigen Zeit mit Verbreitung der maschinellen Produktion unbedingt erhalten werden sollte.
Durch den Kauf eines dieser Produkte unterstützen Sie zum einen die Frauen, die diese Dinge herstellen, denn sie werden durch uns direkt an dem Verkaufserlös beteiligt. Zum anderen fördern Sie damit unsere Gesundheits- und Bildungsprojekte für Kinder in den entlegenen und schwer zugänglichen Regionen Nepals.
Hier finden Sie unseren neuen HelpShop
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