Hallo liebe Frau Hirsch, ich bin Anisha aus Nepal
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Anishas Familie gehört der Kaste der Sarki oder Nepali an (beide Namen können äquivalent verwendet werden und es gilt die Bezeichnung gemäß Geburtsurkunde), einer Handwerkerkaste. Traditionell stellen die Angehörigen dieser Volksgruppe Schuhe her. Nepali ist eine Unterkaste der Bishwokarma und damit der Dalit. Dies sind die “Unberührbaren” im heutigen Nepal. Der Begriff Dalit bezieht sich auf eine Gruppe von Menschen, die religiös, kulturell, sozial, wirtschaftlich und historisch unterdrückt, ausgeschlossen und als unantastbar behandelt werden. Sie leben in unterschiedlichen Regionen, sprechen verschiedene Sprachen und gehören unterschiedlichen Kulturen und Kasten an. Laut der National Dalit Commission (NDC) werden Dalit definiert als „jene Gemeinschaften, die wegen der Diskriminierung und der Unberührbarkeit aufgrund ihrer Kastenzugehörigkeit am rückständigsten in den Bereichen Soziales, Wirtschaft, Bildung, Politik und Religion sind. Die Dalit sind als niedrigere Kaste innerhalb des geschichteten hinduistischen Kastensystem bekannt, welches vor etwa 300 Jahren entstand. Sie sehen sich im täglichen Leben sehr vielen Formen diskriminierender Praktiken gegenüber, in den ländlichen Regionen deutlich stärker als in den Städten. Beispielsweise ist es Dalit nicht gestattet, die Häuser Angehöriger höherer Kasten zu betreten, ganz gleich wie gut man sich kennt oder vielleicht sogar befreundet ist, auch unabhängig von der Hierarchie untereinander. Dies hat in erster Linie religiöse und spirituelle Gründe, denn diejenigen glauben, dass die Unreinheit, die damit in ihr Haus gebracht würde, die Götter erzürnen würde. Diese Denkweise ist aber heutzutage fast ausschließlich nur noch bei älteren Menschen anzutreffen. Die jüngeren Generationen entfernen sich immer weiter von dem hierarchischen Kastendenken. Dabei gehören nach der letzten Volkszählung etwa 14% der Gesamtbevölkerung Nepals den Dalit an. Sie umfassen 21 Kasten. Eine von ihnen sind die Nepali.
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.
Dieses multimodale Konzept ist nicht nur von grundlegender Bedeutung für alle Aspekte der Entwicklung der Kinder. Es schaftt darüber hinaus die notwendigen Rahmenbedingungen, damit eine Patenschaft zum Erfolg werden kann. Zudem ist es Teil unserer Gesamtstrategie der Entwicklungsförderung. In Nawalpur leben sehr viele Menschen in großer Armut. Die Möglichkeiten der ökologischen Landwirtschaft beispielsweise eignen sich hier besonders gut, um die Wirtschaftskraft und die Unabhängigkeit der Menschen von Entwicklungsförderung zu stärken. Wir möchten auch Ihnen als Pateneltern in dieser Region zukünftig stärker die Möglichkeit geben sich hierbei aktiv zu beteiligen, wenn Sie dies möchten.
Koordiniert und kontrolliert wird dies einerseits natürlich durch Anishas Betreuer vor Ort Surakshya Gurung im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern. Darin einbezogen sind ebenfalls die für den Distrikt zuständigen Mitarbeiterinnen in unserem Büro in Nepal. Insbesondere auch das Team unseres Kinderschutz- und Entwicklungsnetzwerks, bestehend aus Mitarbeitern in Deutschland und Nepal, sowie eine Task Force, die die Aufgabe hat sich beispielsweise gesundheitlicher oder schulischer Probleme anzunehmen. Im Rahmen der Entwicklungsprojekte ist unser Projekt-Management Team ebenfalls involviert. Durch diese intensive, individuelle Betreuung und Förderung bewirkt die Patenschaft also weit mehr, als nur die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparent's child Anisha Sarki home to distribute her monthly things. When she reached there that time she was just came from her school and having her snacks. When she sae her caretaker she was very happy and greets warmly. Our caretaker also checked her nails, and her cleanliness.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things school uniforms, shoes, socks, copy, pencil, eraser, sharpener and school bag. When she received her monthly things she was supper happy for having those things which was really needing her school life.
When Anisha received her monthly things, Anisha and her family were very much thankful towards Anisha's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for such warm support and love. They sent many warm greetings to Anisha's respected godparents.
After receiving her monthly things, she said she misses her lovely godparents, she is very thankful and lucky that she have a godparents who support her in every sectors. She loves her godparents a lot.
Our other children Sita Pariyar and Sachin B.K also came there to received their monthly things. Anisha's home is center for both of them that is why they came there. They are supper happy for having all those things and they sent many warm greetings to their godparents and thanked their godparents and Namaste Kids Organization.
Our godparents child Anisha Sarki have badminton, doll and volleyball which she received before time as her extra donation. She plays volleyball with the neighbor friends and her brother too. She is sporty girl, she loves to play games.
Our godparents child Anisha Sarki taking her badminton and doll which was her extra donation in before time. She plays badminton with her friends.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Sir is checking nails of our child Anisha Sarki. Anisha has cut her hand's nail and toe's nail too. She was clean.
Our godparents child Anisha Sarki plays badminton with her brother and friends at home. She is a sporty girl.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir visits at her home because her board exam is coming near. She is very happy to see our district caretaker at her house.
A house of Anisha Sarki. While caretaker was on field, he captured our Anisha's house. Where Anisha's grandmother was outside and she greets our caretaker warmly.
This is Anisha Sarki house environment. It seems clean. They had safe water resources near the house. They collected some woods from the jungle. Our child Anisha was washing her leg.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Sir visited our godparents child Anisha Sarki home and handovers her monthly goods. The goods which includes rice, oil, wall watch, salt , brush and paste holder, Daal, Gram and Soybean.
Anisha is very happy to receive those goods, she thanked her godparents and Namaste Kids organization for warm support and care.
Anisha and her grandmother is very happy and thankful towards Anisha's respected godparents for the warm support which they are needing a lot.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Anisha Sarki home to distribute her Extra-donation. When caretaker reached there that time, Anisha was combing her hair and her grandmother also helps her to tied her hair properly.
After that Anisha greets warmly to her caretaker. She was supper happy to met with her caretaker with full of hand, Anisha was so glad and excited.
Our caretaker handover extra donation Rice-cooker, Hot-case, Photo Album and Volleyball to Anisha Sarki.
When Anisha received her extra donation, she was so happy and thankful towards her lovely godparents for providing her wish and needs.
She along with her family are very happy and they send many warm greetings to Anisha's godparents. They are so grateful for the warm support.
Anisha is very active, she likes sport and also she participate in school activities. Anisha loves to play badminton, volleyball alot.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in the house of our godparents child Anisha Sarki. When our district caretaker reached there she was sweeping floor. She helps her grandmother in household things.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in the house of our godparents child Anisha Sarki. When our district caretaker reached there she was sweeping floor.
Our godparents child Anisha Sarki was very happy to met caretaker. And she greets our caretaker warmly.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir provided pasta, copy, pencil, toothpaste, toothbrush, body soap and laundry soap to our godparents child Anisha Sarki. She was very happy to get the things which are needed for her.as well her family.
When she received her monthly things, She was very happy to get the things which are needed for her.
After receiving Anisha's monthly things, her parents were very happy and thankful to her godparents for supporting her.
This is the birthday cake of our godparents child Anisha Sarki. Our caretaker bought everything for Anisha.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir managed all the things for our godparents child Anisha to celebrate her birthday.
Our caretaker decorated balloons and other things there. Anisha's brother also helped to put candles in proper way.
Anisha invited her aunt son in her birthday. Everyone wished her a very very happy birthday. Anisha, her brother, grandfather, grandmother was very happy and thankful for making Anisha's birthday so special. They thanked Anisha's dearest godparents and Namaste kids organization for the great support.
Everyone wished her a very very happy birthday. Anisha, her brother, grandfather, grandmother was very happy and thankful for making Anisha's birthday so special.
Anisha's grandfather and grandmother were putting tika on Anisha's forehead. They were very happy and thankful for making her birthday special.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir gave jacket to our godparents child Anisha as her gift.
Our godparents child Anisha with her grandparents and brothers. Our caretaker clicked photos of them. They were supper happy and they thanked Anisha's respected godparents for making Anisha's birthday so much special. They all are very glad for the warm support towards Anisha.
Our caretaker bought chicken meat for Anisha's birthday celebration. So, Anisha's family were making meat. They used firewood to cook food which is delicious.
Our caretaker Suraksha Gurung sir and district-in-charge Boby miss were arranging the monthly things warm trouser, track, pant, hoodies and Fiber blanket to our children according to children name.
In our program, first of all our caretaker welcomed us by putting beautiful cloth garland on us turn by turn.
In program our all children turn by turn welcomed us by putting beautiful flower garland and greet us warmly.
Our respected vice-president Mr. Anil Kumar Shrestha sir is giving motivational, awareness and educational speech to our god parents children and their parents. He said that education and health is important in our life, the people without the education is like a empty pot or inkless pen. He also describes about our program and future plan to our god parents children.
Anil sir is talking about final exam result and he stand up those who got less marks in their result. He is giving motivational, knowledgeable speech to them. He is suggesting their parents for give their children sound environment so that they can focus on their study.
After that, our caretaker manages token of love for us, he handover very respectfully to us. He also handover token of love to Syangja youth club president Sajan Gurung.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the whole face, body part of our god parents child Anisha Sarki.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the teeth of our god parents child Anisha Sarki.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing ear of our god parents child Anisha Sarki.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles with eggs. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir, district in-charge Boby Gurung miss with our god parents child and her grandmother during the distribution of monthly things Warm clothes and fiber blanket.
Anisha and her grandmother was supper happy and thankful towards her godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing warm clothes and blanket in such cold seasons.
Her family are very happy when she received her monthly things high-neck, trouser, fiber blanket which she was needing a lot.
Our god parents child after received her monthly things we clicked a photos of her. She said she is very happy to have with us and very thankful towards her godparents and Namaste kids family for supporting continuously.
Our office team and our god parents children and their parents are being ready to capture a group photos after distributing the monthly things. And our caretaker and in-charge are managing them in a proper line.
Our office team and district caretakers with our god parents children and their parents after distributing the monthly things.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Anisha Sarki school. When our caretaker reached there that time, he clicked a photos of her school gate, inside there is construction work is going on.
Our caretaker went inside the school and he clicked photo of school. Anisha's school is very clean and the environment is also good.
When caretaker reached to Anisha's class, she was having a class. She was obediently reading with all of the students.
After that, our caretaker request to the teacher and he met with our child Anisha and clicked photo's of her.
Anisha was happy to see and met with her caretaker. Our caretaker loves our children a lot. Caretaker asked her teacher about how she is doing, how much active she is in class, etc. And teacher said, our child Anisha is doing good, she comes school regularly and she is much active.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir went to market to buy this month monthly things for our Syangja godparents children according to their needs.
Our caretaker was loading things from shop to jeep turn by turn. Whereas, jeep driver and shop sales boy also helped our caretaker in loading things.
Our caretaker visited in our godparents child Anisha Sarki home to distribute this month monthly things to our child Anisha. When caretaker reached there, that time she was lying down on mat under sun because she just took bath and felt cold. In-front of Anisha's house, Anisha family grew crops called finger millet which they cut and let it dry under sun heat.
This is Anisha's family kitchen rack where they have many spices inside different box. They have big lemons, milk in their kitchen rack.
After she met with caretaker, she was preparing black tea for her caretaker. Anisha was also arranging utensils in kitchen rack.
After that, caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Oil, Salt, Gram, Potato and Dal to our child Anisha Sarki. Caretaker took selfie with her. Anisha was very glad to met with her caretaker.
When Anisha received her monthly things, she was supper happy and said she is very much thankful towards her dearest godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing things and supporting continuously. Anisha and her family are very happy and thankful.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir called all our godparents children and their family in middle of the place where children can come easily. Our caretaker managed all children and their family near caretaker house. Our caretaker bought pant, t-shirt, school shoes, socks and underwear as according to our godparents children needs.
When Anisha Sarki received her monthly things, she and her family were so happy and thankful towards her godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing what she needed.
While distributing monthly things, our caretaker also manages to measure all our godparent's children weight and height.
While distributing monthly things, our caretaker also manages to measure all our godparent's children weight and height.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Anisha Sarki home for house visit. Our caretaker is almost reach there. There is raining very heavily that is why the way is very difficult to walk because of slippery way.
When caretaker reached there that time, Anisha was setting with her grandfather and talking, when she saw her caretaker she greets warmly along with her grandfather.
After some times, our caretaker was checking nails of Sachin whether he is following cleanliness or not. Sachin cut his feet nail.
Our caretaker is talking with Anisha about how she is doing, how is her study going on. Anisha was so happy to met her caretaker.
While caretaker was watching over the house and room, there Anisha was making tea for her caretaker. Anisha loves to help her family.
Our caretaker recorded videos of Kitchen room of Anisha's family, where there are a lots of dry corn which they hanged there.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir bought this month monthly things (groceries items) and he is uploading things from shop to vehicle.
While our caretaker about to reached in Anisha home he clicked photos of Anisha's house. When he was going on the way the way was very slippery because of heavy rain.
When caretaker reached there that time Anisha was eating her snacks of afternoon. When she saw her caretaker she was so happy and she greets warmly.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, salt, oil, soybean, potato, Dal to our godparents child Anisha Sarki.
When She received her monthly things, she saw so happy and thankful towards her godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing such warm support and care.
Our caretaker visited in our godparents Child Babita Gharti house to distribute this month monthly things. When caretaker reached there that time Anisha was play and talking with her grandparents, when she saw caretaker she greets warmly.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things School dress (skirt, shirt), school bag, pen, books cover to our godparents child Anisha Sarki.
When she received her monthly things she was so happy and glad in the same time she said she is very thankful towards her godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting her.
Anisha's family are very thankful towards Anisha's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for caring supporting Anisha. They are very happy and thankful.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir called all our Syangja godparents children near caretaker house as middle junction for everybody and here to distribute monthly things to our children. They are following safety measures while receiving things. All our children are till healthy.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Flour, Salt, Dhaal, Oil, Gram, Cloth Soap and mask o our child Anisha Sarki. When Anisha received her monthly things her grandmother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and Anisha's godparents for supporting in these situation.
When Anisha received her monthly things, she said she was very glad and thankful because she and her family are needing those things alot in these time.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir was measuring height of our child Anisha Sarki and noted into copy.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir was measuring weight of our child Anisha Sarki and noted into copy.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Anisha Sarki home to distribute this monthly things, that time Anisha were waiting for her caretaker and she was wearing very bright dress, she actually she is very tidy girl. When she saw her caretaker she was so happy and excited to meet him.
Our caretaker even teaches safety measures, washing hands properly, wearing every time mask whenever go outside to our all children and their family. They are following safety measures.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things Sugar, tea, biscuits, beaten rice, Dhaal, Dettol Soap and Mask to all our godparents child.
Our caretaker distributed monthly things to our dear child Anisha Sarki. When she received her monthly things she was so happy and she thanked her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her in this situation.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things Rice, Dhaal, Soybean, Noodles, Oil, Surf, Body soap, Cloth soap, Shampoo, Tooth-paste, Tooth-Brush, mosquito net and Dustbin to our godparents child Anisha Sarki. When she received her monthly things, she was so, happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him continuously.
When Anisha received her monthly things her family were very thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids Organization. Anisha thanked her godparents for loving and supporting a lot.
Anisha Sarki is very well discipline girl, her family are very supportive they thanked to the Namaste Kids organization and godparents for such amazing love and support to them.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparent's child Anisha Sarki to distribute this month monthly things. That time Anisha was just sitting with her family.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir distribute slipper, shoes, copy set to Anisha Sarki. When she received her monthly things which she really needed this time, she was very happy and thankful to her godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support to her daily life. She and her family uses things which we gave them daily.
When our caretaker distributed this month monthly things to Anisha Sarki, that time Anisha Sarki and her family were very thankful and glad towards Anisha Sarki's godparents and namaste kids organization.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir handover letter which was from Anisha's godparents to Anisha Sarki.
When she received her godparents letter and photos, she was so happy and excited at the same time. She was so happy to read letter and to see photos. She really like snow over there.
This is a cake of Anisha Birthday. Anisha likes white forest cake. When she saw her birthday cake, she was so much excited and happy.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited Anisha Sarki home to celebrate Anisha's birthday. Anisha was so much happy and thankful to her caretaker for providing such an amazing birthday through caretaker Suraksha.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Sir putting birthday cap on Anisha Sarki head. When our caretaker was putting cap that time Anisha was so glad and thankful to her godparents for supporting her.
Anisha Sarki and her family invited some of her friends in Anisha's birthday. Our godparent's child Anisha Sarki was feeling so special and all of her friends were very excited to celebrate Anisha's birthday.
Our godparent's child Anisha Sarki was about to cut the cake. Anisha cut her cake with full of excitement.
Our godparent's child Anisha Sarki's grandfather was putting Tika on Anisha's forehead and giving her many beautiful blessings.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir was feeding birthday cake to our godparent's child Anisha Sarki. When Anisha ate cake, she likes cake and taste.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir was putting Tika on our godparent's child Anisha's forehead and giving her many beautiful blessings.
Our Caretaker Surtaksha sir gave warm quality high-neck and pant as her birthday gift. When Anisha received her gift that time Anisha was so happy and Thankful to her godparents for supporting her. She was so happy and thankful towards her caretaker for celebrating her birthday so, amazing.
Our Caretaker Surtaksha sir gave warm quality high-neck and pant as her birthday gift. When Anisha received her gift that time Anisha was so happy and Thankful to her godparents for supporting her. She was so happy and thankful towards her caretaker for celebrating her birthday so, amazing.
When we were checking cleanliness of our children and we saw some of our children didn't cut their nails. So, we request them to cut their nail.
We organized small program / we can say meeting with our children and their parents about awareness, education, health, cleanliness. That time our president Sagun Sir was checking nail of our children and our all children was clean and tidy.
Our respective vice- president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir was giving speech about awareness, education and health to all parents and our children.
We held a meeting with our Syangja godparent's children and their parents about education, health, cleanliness and awareness. We had our Namaste Kids organization member there to introduce, to give awareness speech to all of them.
We asked with our godparent's children's parents how are they handeling, suffering or how they are taking care of their children. That time our all godparent's children were looking at their parents, listening carefully.
Our all children are listening very carefully towards us. They all are very excited and happy to met us. Our all godparents children are well discipline.
After finishing our meeting, we clicked group photos of all Syangja godparent's children. All Children are very happy and thankful to their godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting them continuously. l
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Anisha Sarki's home to distribute this month monthly things to as well as extra donation to Anisha. Our caretaker gave warm clothes, socks, very good quality jacket as her extra donation. When Anisha received her extra donation, that time she was feeling so special and happy because she got so many things which she really needed this time.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir gave extra donation to Anisha. Our caretaker gave as her extra donation. When Anisha received her extra donation, that time she was feeling so special and happy because she got so many things which she really needed this time.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir bought very good quality warm blanket, badminton, sketching copy to our godparents child Anisha Sarki, Anisha is very much thankful to her godparents for supporting her and loving her so much.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Anisha Sarki's home to distribute this month monthly things ( copy set, pencils, warm jacket) as well as extra donation ( good quality warm jacket, high-neck, track, trouser, socks, badminton, blanket, sketch copy) to Anisha as her extra donation. When Anisha received her extra donation, that time she was feeling so special and happy because she got so many things which she really needed this time and she is very thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her continuously.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Anisha Sarki's home to distribute this month monthly things ( copy set, pencils, warm jacket) as well as extra donation ( good quality warm jacket, high-neck, track, trouser, socks, badminton, blanket, sketch copy) to Anisha as her extra donation. When Anisha received her extra donation, that time she was feeling so special and happy because she got so many things which she really needed this time and she is very thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her continuously.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir bought very good quality, badminton to our godparents child Anisha Sarki, Anisha is very much happy and thankful to her godparents for supporting her and loving her so much. When she received badminton, she was so excited and happy to play with her friends.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir bought very good quality, badminton to our godparents child Anisha Sarki, Anisha is very much happy and thankful to her godparents for supporting her and loving her so much. When she received badminton, she was so excited and happy to play with her friends.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir gave this month monthly this ( copy set, pencils, warm sweater) to our godparents child Anisha sarki. When she received this month monthly things, that time she was very thankful because she really needed those things.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir gave this month monthly this ( copy set, pencils, warm sweater) to our godparents child Anisha sarki. When she received this month monthly things, that time she was very thankful because she really needed those things.
When Anisha received her extra donation, that time Anisha grandmother also very happy and thankful because Anisha got so many things which she really needed this time. Anisha and her grandmother (family) are very thankful to Anisha's godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her continuously.
When Anisha received her extra donation, that time she was feeling so special and happy because she got so many things which she really needed this time and she is very thankful to her godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting her continuously.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir handover letter's of our godparents to Anisha Sarki and our caretaker clicked a photo's of Anisha Sarki with letter.
When Anisha Sarki opened a letter, she was very happy and she read letter and some of the sentences she got difficult to understand so, our caretaker read for Anisha and explain her what her godparents wrote on letter.
When Anisha knew about what her godparents wrote for her, she was very happy and she wanted to reply back immediately with the excitement. This is a letter written by our godparent's child Anisha Sarki to her lovable godparents from Germany. Anisha wrote this letter with full of happiness, excitement and oceans of love towards her godparents.
This is a letter written by our godparent's child Anisha Sarki to her lovable godparents from Germany. Anisha wrote this letter with full of happiness, excitement and oceans of love towards her godparents.
When our Syangja caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Anisha Sarki home to handover this month monthly things to her that time Anisha was sitting on a chair to warm up by sun. When she saw her caretaker she was very happy and excited to meet him.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha was distributing monthly things rice, oil, salt, soyabean, biscuit to Anisha Sarki. When she received monthly things which her family really needed.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha handover this month monthly things rice, oil, salt, soyabean, biscuit to Anisha and her family. Anisha family is very thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids Organization.
Anisha Sarki family use gas to cook food. They use that gas everyday. They have one sitting things that is made up of dry grass.
When our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Anisha Sarki's home, that time Anisha was just sitting on bench. When she saw his caretaker, she was very happy and excited to see him.
Anisha's background is so lovely, she enjoys the nature and she is very happy and thankful to her godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
Anisha was helping her grandmother in kitchen. She is very good girl and kind girl. They don't have much utensils in their home.
Anisha was helping her grandmother in kitchen. She is very good girl and kind girl. They don't have much utensils in their home.
Anisha received monthly things pen, pencil, copy, warm sweater and stoking in this month. When she get those things, she gets very happy.
Anisha and his grandmother is very glad and thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids organization. They says that they want continuous support further.
Anisha received monthly things pen, pencil, copy, warm sweater and stoking in this month. When she get those things, she gets very happy.
We gave monthly things to our godparent's children and they all are very happy to get all those things. They are thankful and glad to their godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
We gave monthly things to our godparent's children and they all are very happy to get all those things. They are thankful and glad to their godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
We gave monthly things to our godparent's children and they all are very happy to get all those things. They are thankful and glad to their godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
Due to this month syangja godparents children's caretaker surakshya sir handover extradonation Book,Puppy and Teddy to Anisha. She and her family are very happy for loving her and caring.Thank You godparents.
Due to this month syangja godparents children's caretaker surakshya sir handover extradonation Book,Puppy and Teddy to Anisha. She and her family are very happy for loving her and caring.Thank You godparents.
Due to this month syangja godparents children's caretaker surakshya sir handover extradonation Book,Puppy and Teddy to Anisha. She and her family are very happy for loving her and caring.Thank You godparents.
Due to this month syangja godparents children's caretaker surakshya sir handover extradonation Book,Puppy and Teddy to Anisha. She and her family are very happy for loving her and caring.Thank You godparents.
Due to this month syangja godparents children's caretaker surakshya sir handover extradonation Book,Puppy and Teddy to Anisha. She and her family are very happy for loving her and caring.Thank You godparents.
Due to this month syangja godparents children's caretaker surakshya sir handover extradonation Book,Puppy and Teddy to Anisha. She and her family are very happy for loving her and caring.Thank You godparents.
Anisha receive this month Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Suraf, tooth brush and slat etc so she is very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Suraf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
Anisha and her grandmother receive this month Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Suraf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Suraf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children given Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Suraf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. According to the culture, at that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So on august 13th syangja godparents childrens caretaker suraksha gurung provide new pant,shirt and underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. According to the culture, at that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So on august 13th syangja godparents childrens caretaker suraksha gurung provide new pant,shirt and underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. According to the culture, at that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So on august 13th syangja godparents childrens caretaker suraksha gurung provide new pant,shirt and underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So on august 13th syangja godparents childrens caretaker suraksha gurung provide new pant,shirt and underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide new skirt to her.
Das nepalesische Gesundheitswesen leidet unter seiner extremen Unterfinanzierung, die nur 17 Euro pro Einwohner aufbringt. Versicherungen sind noch weitgehend unbekannt und können von den meisten Menschen nicht bezahlt werden. Jährlich sterben in Nepal fast 8% aller Säuglinge und Kleinkinder unter fünf Jahren an den Folgen der Trinkwasserverunreinigung, an Mangelernährung oder an einfachen Infekten. 16% der nepalesischen Bevölkerung ist unterernährt, und bei fast der Hälfte der an Unterernährung leidenden nepalesischen Kinder kommt es zu körperlichen und geistigen Behinderungen. Die Sterblichkeitsraten von Kindern während oder unmittelbar nach der Geburt in Nepals Gebirgsregion liegen mit 46 von 1.000 sehr nahe an den höchsten der Welt (49/1.000).
On July 17th, 2020 we officially started Phase I of the development plan to improve the health care service in the Machhapuchhre Village Municipality Ward no.3 in Kaski, Nepal.
Phase I and Phase II emphasize the implementation of an integrated and high-quality maternal, newborn and child health service. Improving coverage and quality of immunization procedures, prevention of mother-child-transmission (PMTCT), antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period health services will be vital to reduce preventable maternal, newborn and infant deaths (according to the two global strategic plans, the ENAP and Strategies for Ending Preventable Maternal Mortality, EPMM).
Upcoming phases will stabilize and further improve the quality of all basic and necessary community health services. Phases III and IV focus on improving access to basic health services, including family planning, child health and safe motherhood, closer to rural households. We are going to contribute to providing educated manpower, such as female community health volunteers, basic health care services comprising the distribution of contraceptives, folic acid, Vitamin A and oral rehydration packets, as well as a community mental health program to combat common diseases like depression or epilepsy. On the grassroot level, the combination of Health Posts and Community Health Workers (CHW), e.g. female community health volunteers, is at the heart of PHC work in Nepal.
Nepal’s Himalayan terrain has always provided challenges for infrastructural improvements in health service delivery. The delivery of PHC in Nepal is still based on networks on district level as well as on below district level health care facilities such as Sub-Health Posts. Only about 20 % of the Health Care facilities provide basic emergency obstetric care and around 55% provide basic delivery and newborn services.
Landslide on the road of ghachowk. This is very dangerous way for vehicles and local visitor of that place
From this month we also distributed to Anisha Sarki, the new children of Syangja district We also Provide necessary stationery materials New school bag,New school dress, new copies, pencil, book cover etc to Anisha.
From this month we also distributed to Anisha Sarki, the new children of Syangja. district We also distributed necessary stationery matrials New school bag,New school dress,new copies,pencial,book cover to Anisha.
From this month we also distributed to Anisha Sarki, the new children of Syangja district We also Provide necessary stationery materials New school bag,New school dress, new copies, pencil, book cover etc to Anisha.
From this month we also distributed to Anisha Sarki, the new children of Syangja district We also Provide necessary stationery materials New school bag,New school dress, new copies, pencil, book cover etc to Anisha.
This month we also provide calendars, because we given to some information about the corona virus Covid-Nineteen, which has spread around the world.
Namaste my respected godparents. The meaning of the Sanskrit phrase Namaste is: "I bow to you" It is one of the first words that children in Nepal learn.
Anisha is a very dear and respectful girl. According to her teacher, in school she is very diligent student and shows a respectful behaviour towards others.
Anishas caretaker, Surkshya Gurung is measuring her height. It is a regular and basic part of our control of the children health and development.
Für die Kinder in abgelegenen Regionen ist es besonders schwierig, zur Schule zu gehen. Die Wege in Nepal sind oft weit und beschwerlich. Noch dazu sind viele Lehrer in Nepal schlecht ausgebildet. Auch das Lernmaterial ist alles andere als optimal: Es fehlt an Tafeln, Büchern und Stiften. All das erschwert das Lernen. Der durchschnittliche Schulbesuch dauert ca. 2,4 Jahre und der erhebliche Mangel an ausgebildeten Lehrern verstärkt einen vorzeitigen Schulabgang.
Das nepalesische Bildungssystem besteht aus der Vorschule (Nursery und Playgroup, Lower Kindergarden LKG und Upper Kindergarden UKG), einer fünfjährigen Grundstufe, einer fakultativen fünfjährigen unteren Sekundarstufe (Basic Level), sowie einer zweijährigen oberen Sekundarstufe (Higher Secondary Level).
Ein Klassenaufstieg erfolgt durch erfolgreiches Bestehen des Examens im März. Die Examina werden von den Lehrern der Schule selbst zusammengestellt und bewertet. Nach Klasse 8 findet ein staatlicher Test statt. Das Schuljahr startet Mitte bis Ende April (je nach Region).
Gemäß einer Entscheidung des Obersten Gerichtshofs (Supreme Court) sollte die fünfjährige Grundstufe einschließlich der erforderlichen Bücher und Schuluniformen kostenlos sein. Dies ist die Zielsetzung, aber in der Realität ist das insbesondere in den ländlichen Regionen aufgrund der starken Unterfinanzierung des staatlichen Bildungssystems für die meisten Schulen einfach nicht möglich.
Häufig ist es so, dass beispielsweise eine kleine Grundschule in einem Bergdorf entscheiden muss, ob sie das wenige staatliche Geld für die Bezahlung der Lehrer, für Lehrmaterialien oder für Schuluniformen ausgibt. Alles zusammen ist in den meisten nicht möglich. Deshalb bleibt die Verantwortung Unterrichtsmaterialien und Schuluniformen zu kaufen bei den Eltern, unabhängig davon, ob sie es sich überhaupt leisten können oder nicht.
Wer es sich leisten kann, kann nach Ablegung des SLC die Höhere Zweite Stufe (11 bis 12) besuchen. Da diese Ausbildung Geld kostet, ist sie häufig auch nur für wenige Familien leistbar.
Der größte Bevölkerungsanteil Nepals gehört dem Hinduismus an. Etwa 80 % bildeten seit 1854 bis zur Entmachtung des Königs im April 2006 mit ihrem hinduistischen Glauben die Staatsreligion (Nepal war bis dato das einzige Land der Welt in dieser Form). In der Abschaffung von Diskriminierung ist Nepal jedenfalls in der Theorie (Verfassung) vergleichsweise fortschrittlich. So ist die Diskriminierung beispielsweise aufgrund des Glaubens oder der Kastenzugehörigkeit verboten. Nepal war auch das erste Land der Welt, dessen Verfassung offiziell das dritte Geschlecht anerkannte und Homosexualität erlaubte. Jahrhundertealte Kulturen und Bräuche der über 120 verschiedenen Volksgruppen führen insbesondere in den ländlichen Regionen zu Problemen bei der Umsetzung.
Die Geschichte des Landes vor Beginn der christlichen Zeitrechnung ist weitgehend in Legenden gehüllt. Es existieren zwar diverse Herrscherlisten, die allerdings erst in sehr viel späterer Zeit schriftlich niedergelegt wurden. Historisch greifbar wird Nepal etwa im ersten Jahrhundert unserer Zeitrechnung mit der Licchavi-Dynastie (ca. 1./2. Jh. – 879), aus der bis heute Tempel und Inschriften erhalten sind. Diese Phase wird von den nepalesischen Historikern gerne als das ‘goldene Zeitalter’ gefeiert. Beendet wurde die Licchavi-Dynastie im Jahre 879 n. Chr. als eine neue Herrscherfamilie auf den Thron kam, die auch eine in diesem Jahr beginnende Zeitrechnung einführte. Diese ist bis heute bei den Newar des Kathmandutals in Ehren und wird als Nepal Sambat (N.S.) bezeichnet.
Am 29. Oktober 2008 begann das Jahr 1120 N.S. Im selben Jahr wurde dieser Kalender offiziell von der nepalischen Regierung anerkannt. Die Alltagsgeschäfte laufen aber weiterhin auf der Grundlage des Bikram Sambat (B.S.), einer altindischen Zeitrechnung, die im frühen 19. Jahrhundert von der Shah-Dynastie in Nepal eingeführt wurde. Demnach begann am 13. April 2008 das Jahr 2065 B.S.
Die Mehrheit der Bevölkerung sind Frauen, knapp 30 % sind unter 14 Jahre, nur 5 % der Bevölkerung ist über 65 Jahre alt. Die durchschnittliche Lebenserwartung beträgt knapp 70 Jahre. Das Bevölkerungswachstum hat in den vergangenen Jahren abgenommen, aktuell bekommt eine Frau in Nepal durchschnittlich 1,9 Kinder, wobei der Anteil sowohl mit der Armut, als auch niedrigem Bildungsniveau steigt. Kinder, vor allem Jungs dienen noch immer der Absicherung der Familie in der Zukunft.
Ein verwirrender Punkt der Bevölkerungszusammensetzung in Nepal ist die Tatsache, dass es Ethnien und Kasten gibt. Dabei decken diese sich überhaupt nicht. Viele Ethnien sind keine Kasten, werden aber von den Hindus trotzdem ins Kastenwesen eingefügt. Eine häufig falsch verwendete Bezeichnung ist z. B. „Sherpa“. Oft spricht man von den Sherpas als eine Berufsgattung, den Führern bei einem Trekking. Die Sherpas sind aber eigentlich eine Volksgruppe tibetischen Ursprungs, welche vorwiegend in Höhen über 2.500 m leben. Zum Teil haben sich diese Volksgruppen heute vermischt und über große Gebiete verstreut. In Nepal gibt es über 120 verschiedene Ethnie und Volksgruppen mit ebenso vielen verschiedenen Sprachen. Dies ist auch ein Grund weshalb es mehr 1.000 verschiedene Feste innerhalb eines Jahres gibt.
Im nepalesischen Kastenwesen gibt es eine scharfe Trennlinie. Sie wird auch „Wasserlinie“ genannt. Über dieser Linie stehen die reinen Kasten, darunter die unreinen. Die reinen Kasten dürfen von den unreinen kein Wasser annehmen und keine gekochten Speisen (vor allem keinen gekochten Reis = bhat).
Um die 90 % der Bevölkerung leben von der Landwirtschaft und Viehzucht findet überwiegend zur Eigenversorgung statt. Knapp ein Drittel des Landes wird dabei genutzt; der größte Teil des Agrarlandes befindet sich in der Terai-Region. Zu den wichtigsten Anbauprodukten gehören Reis, Mais, Buchweizen, Gerste, Kartoffeln, Zuckerrohr, Hirse, Jute und Tabak; daneben werden Geflügel, Rinder und Wasserbüffel gezüchtet. Auf den Hochweiden werden neben Schafen und Ziegen auch Yaks gehalten.
Die Hügelkette der Shivaliks (bis 1.500 m) und der Mahabharat (2.000 – 3.000 m) bilden den Übergang vom Flachland in das Mittelland. Dieses erreicht bewaldete und mit Terrassenfeldern angelegte Höhen bis zu 3.000 m. Im Mittelland leben 45 % der Bevölkerung auf 30 % der Landesfläche. Nördlich der Mahabharat Hügelkette grenzt ein weitläufiges Hügelland, welches das ursprüngliche, alt besiedelte Nepal darstellt.
Nepal ist nach Brasilien das zweit süsswasserreichste Land der Erde. Etwa ein Viertel der weltweiten Vogelspezies findet man hier.
Auf dem gleichen Breitengrad wie Kuba liegend, ist Nepal ein kleines ehemaliges Königreich an den Südhängen des Himalaya. Es befindet sich zwischen den asiatischen Supermächten Indien (im Westen, Süden und Osten) und China (im Norden; gemeinsame Grenze mit der autonomen Region Tibet der Volksrepublik China) und bildet Nepal ein von Land umschlossenes Rechteck mit einer Nord-Süd Ausdehnung von 245 km an der breitesten Stelle und 885 km in ost-westlicher Richtung.
Syangja ist einer der 77 Ditrikte und befindet sich in der Provinz Gandaki in Zentral-Nepal. Nepal ist ein überwiegend gebirgiges Land inmitten des Himalayas. Es erstreckt sich von der Ganges Tiefebene im Süden, dem Terai, über bergiges Land bis an das tibetanische Hochplateau im Norden mit dem majestätisch anmutenden Himalayagebirge. Dort thronen acht der zehn höchsten Gipfel der Erde, der Mount Everest (8.848 m), der Kangchenjunga (8.586 m), der Lotse (8.516 m), der Makalu (8.485 m), der Cho Oyu (8.188 m), der Dhaulagiri I (8.167 m), der Manaslu (8.163 m) und der Annapurna I (8.091 m). Im Mittel gesehen ist Nepal das höchste Land der Erde. 10% der Gesamtfläche liegen über 5.000 m und über 28 % liegen höher als 3.000 m. Trotz dieser Rekordzahlen befindet sich der tiefste Punkt auf lediglich 70 m in den südlich gelegenen Tiefebenen.
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Die hier angebotenen Produkte werden in einer kleinen Manufaktur in Pokhara, Nepal hergestellt von Angehörigen, zumeist Frauen, der sozial schwächsten Gesellschaftsschichten. Für die Herstellung wird Pashmina (Kashmirwolle) aus Nepal verwendet. Die Anfertigung erfolgt noch von Hand und ist ein jahrhundertealtes Kunsthandwerk, dessen Erbe in der heutigen Zeit mit Verbreitung der maschinellen Produktion unbedingt erhalten werden sollte.
Durch den Kauf eines dieser Produkte unterstützen Sie zum einen die Frauen, die diese Dinge herstellen, denn sie werden durch uns direkt an dem Verkaufserlös beteiligt. Zum anderen fördern Sie damit unsere Gesundheits- und Bildungsprojekte für Kinder in den entlegenen und schwer zugänglichen Regionen Nepals.
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Suraksha lebt selbst in der Region, in der er die Patenkinder betreut, spricht etwas Englisch und hat einen guten Bildungsstand. Als Mitarbeiter von Namaste Kids betreut er die Patenkinder in einem Umkreis von etwa 8 Stunden Fußmarsch. Er ist ein sehr motivierter, verantwortungsvoller und sehr zuverlässiger Mitarbeiter, was aber auch notwendig ist für die umfassende und nachhaltige Betreuung, die alle Patenkindern erhalten.
Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Surakshya mit Ihrem Patenkind ?
Unsere Betreuer für die Patenkinder arbeiten alle praktisch ehrenamtlich. Sie haben alle eines gemeinsam: sie sind jung, sozial engagiert und kommen selbst aus armen Verhältnissen. Surakshya Gurung ist 26 Jahre alt und lebt mit seinen Eltern, seiner Frau und seinen beiden kleinen Kindern im Distrikt Syangja. Er arbeitet hauptberuflich als Betreuer der Patenkinder in dieser Region. Suraksha bekommt ein kleines, aber den Arbeitsaufwand würdigendes Grundeinkommen, welches durch den Vorstand bezahlt wird. Besonders in den Bergregionen des Himalayas sind die Wege zu den Kindern weit und mühsam. Um die Patenkinder zu betreuen ist Suraksha täglich mehrere Stunden unterwegs. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge für die Patenkinder, die er in aller Regel nur in Phedikhola Bazar, der nächstgelegen Stadt kaufen kann, um sie dann den Patenkindern zu bringen. Zu seiner Arbeit gehört es auch, dass er für die Kinder / die Familien immer erreichbar ist. Hinzu kommen regelmäßige Gespräche mit den Lehrern der Kinder.
Wir haben uns daher überlegt, dass wir das Patenportal auch nutzen wollen, um den Pateneltern die Möglichkeit zu geben, den Betreuern Wertschätzung ihrer Arbeit auszudrücken, in Form einer kleinen, einmaligen finanziellen Unterstützung. Es wäre für sie natürlich eine ganz besondere Anerkennung, ihre Arbeit für die Kinder in dem Wissen zu tun, dass diese von den Pateneltern in Deutschland positiv wahrgenommen wird. Es besteht dabei aber absolut keine Erwartungshaltung, denn sie machen diese Arbeit nicht des Geldes wegen.
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